Black Hills Energy

With fire danger on the rise, residents must stay alert—Black Hills Energy has some important updates for folks in Harriman and Curt Gowdy.

Black Hills Energy officials say a press release issued on Wednesday included an incorrect date. The date should have said Wednesday, April 22, rather than Thursday, April 23 for a Power Shutoff Watch.

You know it’s serious when the power company starts talking wildfire risks. Let’s dive into what that really means for our community.

A significant power shutoff is underway in the Curt Gowdy area, as the region braces for hazardous fire conditions this afternoon.

Wind gusts hit 90 mph today, leaving thousands without power. It’s a wild day in our corner of the world—stay safe out there, folks.

As the winds whip through the Black Hills today, a safety measure is in place for some residents. Let’s talk about what that means for your power supply.

The accident's left some major intersections without power, turning everyday commutes into a real challenge. Keep an eye out for officers directing traffic in the chaos.

Power outages might be on the horizon for some of our communities, as fire risks rise. Let’s talk about what you need to know to stay safe.

Imagine a new energy highway stretching 260 miles, bringing power and jobs to our community. This is about to change the game for many residents.

With fire risks rising, Black Hills Energy is taking precautionary steps. Local residents might want to tune in for essential tips.

Police are asking anyone who recognizes the duo to call Crime Stoppers Silent Witness at 307-638-TIPS or visit silentwitnesslaramiecounty.com.

A distinct scent has folks turning heads in Cheyenne. It’s all about safety, but what’s really happening here with that rotten egg smell?