Dale Killingbeck
Killingbeck is glad to be back in journalism after working for 18 years in corporate communications with a health system in northern Michigan. He spent the previous 16 years working for newspapers in western Michigan in various roles.
Latest from Dale Killingbeck
Trio Accused Of Riding And Abusing Moose On Evanston-Area Ranch Plead Not Guilty
Three men accused of roping, riding, and spurring a cow moose on an Evanston-area ranch in 2021 pleaded not guilty Tuesday to various cruelty charges. They allegedly took video of themselves treating the moose "as if it’s a horse being broken to ride."
Dale KillingbeckMarch 17, 2026
Lovell Women Almost Killed While Christmas Shopping For Needy Children Recovering
After a near-fatal December crash, Brittany Knop of Lovell is home recovering. She was Christmas shopping for needy children when hit by two cars. When she woke up, she had one thought: did anyone get the gifts for the Angel Tree kids she had "adopted"?
Dale KillingbeckMarch 16, 2026
Wyoming History: 1937 Mainliner Crash Was Worst U.S. Airplane Disaster At The Time
In 1937, a new DC-3A “Mainliner” that took off from Cheyenne en route to Salt Lake slammed into a mountain during a surprise storm, killing 19 and marking it the worst U.S. airplane disaster at the time. “No possibility anyone survived,” said one rescuer.
Dale KillingbeckMarch 15, 2026
Buffalo-Based Wood Bank Gives Away Nearly 140 Cords Of Wood So Far This Winter
This year, the Buffalo-based Clear Creek Wood Bank has given away nearly 140 cords of wood to retirees, veterans, and others who need help heating their homes. “That’s a lot of families we’re keeping warm and keeping in their homes," said one board member.
Dale KillingbeckMarch 15, 2026
'Fallen Comrade': Chris Navarro’s Tribute To Military To Be Unveiled Sept. 11
Casper artist Chris Navarro’s latest work honoring the military will be unveiled on Sept. 11 at the Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery in Evansville. He said it's a deeply personal sculpture for him as the son and brother of military veterans.
Dale KillingbeckMarch 14, 2026
Famous 21-Foot Tumble Inn Cowboy Has New Paint, Is Polished And Waiting For Neon
Wyoming's famous 21-foot Tumble Inn Cowboy sign, which was falling apart and rescued from remote Powder River, has been re-painted, polished and the neon glass tubes are being restored. Once completed, it will be publicly displayed in its full neon glory.
Dale KillingbeckMarch 14, 2026
