happiness

Finding happiness in your life may be re-evaluating where you live. If you live in Casper or Cheyenne, odds are that you're pretty happy.

I've always grown up thinking that people were pretty happy with their lives all across Wyoming. Most of us get paid pretty well and have a place to live and food in the fridge and cabinets. What more could you ask for, right?

According to a study WaletHub.com, the state of Wyoming is not very happy. They didn't say we are mean or nasty, but we ranked low compared to other areas.

Can you put a number on how happy you are? What about the entire state? WalletHub.com has found a method to rate each state. Where does the Cowboy State rank?

In a recent poll we asked, "Are you happy and optimistic about the New Year?"

A new WIN/Gallup International poll shows most people throughout the world say they're happy.

I am a man that's easy to please. Some football on Sunday's, time with my family, a nice philly cheese steak, and the occasional boobie is all I need to be happy. What makes you happy? Check out the answers below, then give us your little moments of bliss in the comment section...

In my opinion - whatever that's worth - the key to finding happiness is all about your frame of mind, and your willingness to accept your current state of affairs. It's always good to have goals, and try to better yourself and situation, but you must enjoy the moment...

"Happiness is a warm gun" - Beatles. Great song, bad message

Married men may sometimes look at the freedoms enjoyed by their single buddies with envy, but a new study shows that guys who’ve tied the knot are actually happier overall.

A new poll finds that contrary to popular belief, money really can buy happiness. The survey even put an exact price tag on it: $50,000.

A study involving 45,000 iPhone users who recorded their level of happiness at least five times a day yielded some not entirely surprising results.