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A terrifying moment was caught on video

This woman tried to get it out of her house herself, but says that you should probably just call Animal Control. Source: WPTV

Now that Thanksgiving has passed, people are setting up their holiday decorations. The Christmas Trees are up, but the question has been asked: which type do you prefer?

This tree outside a home on Hawthorne Avenue was completely blown over by the powerful bursts of wind that have been blasting Casper today.

Jim Atack was leaving his job site in Casper last week when he noticed the shadow on a tree resembled someone famous. Just who does it look like though?

Whether you’re a homeowner planting a shrub or a tree or a contractor using a backhoe, you must “Call Before You Dig.” It’s free, it’s safe and it’s the law. Contact One Call of Wyoming toll-free at 811 or go to www.onecallofwyoming...

Every year there are always stories about how people's houses catch fire. Their home is ablaze, all of their presents turned to ash and it was usually caused by something that was 100% preventable. "It takes only seconds for a tree to ignite and the entire room to become engulfed in flames," -State Fire Marshal Charles Duffy. Here are a few tips to ensure you stay safe this holiday seaso

Cops already have a hard enough job, especially when it comes to traffic stops. Think about it: They're walking into an unknown situation and are constantly at risk.

If a tree falls in the forest will anyone hear when it shows how annoyed it is? The answer is most definitely yes.

This is one of those videos that as soon as you start watching it, you know exactly what the outcome will be. This guy is cutting down what's left of a pretty massive tree. He wants to haul away the remainder of the tree trunk, but doesn't want to deal with the hassle of cutting it up into many pieces and picking them up individually.

Louisiana has not had a great year as far as sinkholes go. This video captures the sinkhole devouring large trees in a matter of seconds.

It's July, and you know what that means. Time for the trees in Casper to start preparing themselves for winter. This tree in downtown Casper was spotted sporting the first tree sweater of the season.