This story first appeared on KTVQ. One Northern Cheyenne tribal teen is dead and another injured after being involved in a vehicle crash on the Crow Indian Reservation. According to family members and tribal police, at around 4am Saturday (May 21st), 15-year old Mylei Birdinground and 16-year-old Wylie Spang left a family member’s home in …

TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers are 14-4 overall and finally get a nice run of games this weekend, they will play five games in three days beginning Friday evening at the annual memorial day weekend tournament hosted in Gillette they will open against the host team. Troopers Head coach Ben Phillips says the tournament …

Spruce Restaurant, LLC is requesting an extension of non-operational status for the bar and grill license they acquired July 6, 2021. Details of the request were presented by City Clerk Cecilia Good at a study session of the Sheridan City Council Monday night. Cecilia Good Co-Owner of Spruce Restaurant and Birch, Heather Sorenson, explained to …

A Gillette woman will serve almost three years in prison after being sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Alan B. Johnson. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Gillette Woman Sentenced According to information from IRS Criminal Investigation, Alexa Kinney received a sentence of 33 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release

The Certified Nursing Assistant Course at Sheridan College prepares students for entry-level employment in the health care field. The CNA program will host a free information session on Monday, June 6 at 10 am, at Sheridan College Broadway Center, room 134, located at 245 Broadway in Sheridan. The next CNA course at Sheridan College begins …

Buffalo’s City Council has re-approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cloud Peak Pickleball, Inc. concerning the use and maintenance of the old tennis courts near the Buffalo Children’s Center to use for their Pickleball games and tournaments. Tim Kirven, with the organization, spoke to the council about the agreement. Kirven said there were

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A $30,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration has been approved and accepted by the Sheridan County Commission by request of Airport Manager John Stopka. Stopka explained that the grant funding will purchase an AFFF testing system for the airport, which is required by the FAA. Stopka said new emergency vehicles now come from the …

The Lake DeSmet Operations Department has a new administrator, according to County Commissioner Linda Greenough, who is the liaison to the Lake DeSmet Operations Board. Greenough made the announcement to the rest of the commission during their recent meeting, saying Megan Fraley has been hired to fill that position, which will be vacated when current

It’s a health condition that happens once every 40 seconds in the US, and healthcare professionals in Sheridan are providing information to people on how to avoid it, without having the people get out of their car. On Tuesday (May 24th), from 9 until 11am, the Sheridan Memorial Hospital is hosting a Stroke Awareness Education …