Best of Cheyenne

In 1867, Union Pacific Railroad survey crews plotted the site for present day Cheyenne near the Crow Creek Crossing in the Dakota Territory. Here's an interesting photographic retrospective of Wyoming's Capital City over the last 150 years...

Wall murals have been around since ancient times and have evolved over time. Cheyenne has some very creative wall murals that decorate areas of the city.

Friday afternoon, a teenage driver crashed into the Petco store on Dell Range. Luckily, nobody was injured. The incident is the latest in a long line of Cheyenne motorists driving into buildings. Here's a look back at five of the craziest crashes here in the Capital City...

Get ready for a week long feast. Cheyenne Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday, April 3rd and runs through Saturday, April 9th. 14 area restaurants will be participating in the event, offering special fixed price menus for lunch and dinner...

Former President Bill Clinton is coming to Cheyenne this week on the campaign trail for his wife Hillary. Here's five places we think he should visit during his trip to the Capital City. 1. Al's Green Door - Slick Willy's love for the ladies is well documented...

Hot on the heels of his controversial decision to relocate a carved wooden bear from the corner of Third Avenue and Warren to the Indian Village at Cheyenne Frontier Days, Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen has another bear in his sights. This morning, the Mayor announced his plans to remove a popular mascot from the Little Bear Inn...

This year marks the 140th anniversary of Wyoming's first "celebrity wedding". March 7, 1876, legendary wild west gunslinger 'Wild' Bill Hickok and Agnes Thatcher Lake tied the knot at a house in Cheyenne. At the time, the bride was nearly as famous as her infamous new groom...

March 11, 1996, a new radio station debuted in Cheyenne. 20 years later, KIGN-FM (aka KING-FM) is still going strong. It all started when Kevin "Crash" Davis first cracked the microphone on the old 97.9 frequency, which was previously known as KFBQ, or Q-98...

There are times when something may happen to a spouse, friend or loved one and you instantly earn the title of caregiver. Just know that you are not alone in this.

Here in Wyoming, our ladies know how to Cowgirl Up. They're great mothers, teachers, mentors, businesswomen...and if you hand them a rifle, some of them can take down an elk from 200 yards away. Take, for example, Angie Denny of Cheyenne...