Bond set for alleged involuntary manslaughter

Posted 5/17/24

TORRINGTON – The Goshen County Circuit Court met Tuesday morning promptly at 11 a.m. for the initial hearing of University of Wyoming (UW) student, Gage Zook (20) on one felony charge of …

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