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March happens to be Women's History Month. While we're in that month, there have also been several fictional women in history that have had quite the impact on the evolution of pop culture as we know it. Those fictional women who have made such an impact are typically moms or motherly figures on television. If you had guess who Wyoming's favorite fictional mom was, who do you think it would be?

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Longmire is a hit, both the book and the television series, but like most movies and TV shows based on the Cowboy State, it isn't filmed anywhere remotely close to Wyoming.

Monsignor James O'Neill's idea for the weekly television Mass arose from his own illnesses, and knowing many people were confined at home with sickness.

The company said it intends to offer jobs in other Gray markets to its Casper employees whose positions will be cut.

If you were a kid in the 90's, you had a lot of cartoon-watching options, but which one was your favorite?

Situation Comedy shows have been around since the fifties, but may have reached their all-time peak in appreciation in the 1990's.

In Community, the mediocre college for which the series was named, Greendale, is set in fictional Greendale County, Colorado.

You've heard of baby and pet-sitters, even house-sitters, but a TV-sitter?

Check out the shows Wyoming residents say their "binging" on Netflix the most right now.

Kevin Costner will star in an upcoming TV show, Yellowstone, starting in June of 2018. Written by Taylor Sheridan, the show focuses on a struggling ranch family.

Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako is a former University of Wyoming student who is currently starring in a new Netflix series titled 'Everything Sucks!'