Hometown Heroes

Bobby Holik was one of the toughest hockey players of his era. The two-time Stanley Cup winner and NHL All-Star has proudly called the Cowboy State home for nearly 25 years.

Harris was a two-time All American, 1996 Biletnikoff Award winner and set an NCAA record with 4,518 career receiving yards.

The Cleveland Cavaliers forward hopes to follow in the footsteps of Flynn Robinson, Fennis Dembo, and Tim Breaux and become the 4th former Pokes player to win a ring.

Today, we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Here’s a salute to five of Wyoming's greatest war heroes, each of whom was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

This week, 13-year-old Rock Springs resident Brevon Cole became the youngest person to ever graduate from high school in the state of Wyoming. His historic achievement is even more remarkable because he suffers from autism.

Happy birthday, Lloyd Baker. Born May 17, 1911, the oldest man in the Cowboy State is still going strong at 107. Here are a few lessons we can learn from his remarkable life.

The little town of Etna, Wyo. is getting ready for a big party. On May 17th, Lloyd Baker turns 107 years young.

Over a century before Marian Orr became Cheyenne's first female mayor, another Wyoming woman made history. 107 years ago today, on May 9, 1911, Susan Wissler was elected as the Mayor of Dayton.

Firefighter Jake Vassar holds the two goslings that were trapped but reunited with their parents while Lt. Kevin Reddy replaces the grate. Well played sirs.

In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, here's a salute to the nearly 7,500 hard-working educators in the Cowboy State.