Rick Roddam

In 1907 a landmark ruling by the United States Supreme Court kept the University of Wyoming in Laramie.

We hear a lot about meth and prescription drug abuse here in Wyoming. 100 years ago, the Cowboy State had a different drug of choice, cocaine.

Seven members of the Santa family call the Cowboy State home. We also have a Mrs. Sandra Claus in Gillette.

PETA is urging the Cheyenne Ice and Events Center to use vegan roasts instead of frozen chickens at their annual chicken curling tournament.

The Wyoming Cowboys have played in the NCAA Tournament 15 times, including their National Championship run 75 years ago.

The average commute time in the Capital City is 14.6 minutes, nearly a half-hour shorter than New York City, which has the longest commute.

If you couldn't get tickets for their three sold-out performances at Red Rocks this summer, you're in luck. The Avett Brothers are coming to the Cheyenne Civic Center on Tuesday, September 18th.

In the 1940s, a candy salesman stopped in for a drink at the Shoshone Bar in Lovell, Wyo. He hasn't been seen since, but he has been heard. According to legend, if you leave cash on the bar, the "Candy Man" might take it.

Wyoming is a fun state, especially if you get paid to play. They might not be the most lucrative jobs, but here's our list of the ten coolest gigs in the Cowboy State.

Football has the Mannings and Matthews. Basketball has the Barrys and the Waltons. Baseball has the Griffeys and Ripkens. And in Pine Bluffs, Wyo., there's the Fornstrom family.

This week, MSN published a list naming Casper as the most boring town in the Cowboy State. Obviously, they've never been to Gillette.

Hot on the heels of the 90th Academy Awards, here's a tribute to the best movies ever set in or filmed in the state of Wyoming. And the nominees are...