Hometown Heroes

The party began at the Tivoli Saloon. Two days and 90 miles later, Calamity Jane was no longer allowed to rent a horse and buggy in Cheyenne.

Even in defeat, Wyoming wrestling fans had a lot to cheer for this weekend. Bryce Meredith capped off his college career as a three-time All-American and a two-time NCAA runner-up.

The sharp-shooting guard averaged over 26 points per game for the Pokes, before the three-point shot was created.

Tim Barnes has a pretty sweet gig. The co-founder of the Black Tooth Brewing Company gets paid to make beer. But there's one job at the Sheridan, Wyo. brewery that's even better; getting paid to drink it.

One of Wyoming's greatest heroes was born 172 years ago today. To celebrate the illustrious life of 'Buffalo' Bill Cody, here's a look back at his enormous impact on the Cowboy State.

Arguably the oldest radio station promotional vehicle in the country, the 1993 conversion van has rock and rolled down every street in Cheyenne. The things it has seen...we don't even want to know.

The first Wyoming alum to compete for the title almost became the first second-generation slam dunk champion, losing by two points in the final round.

Joe and Eldine Maixner currently have the longest running marriage in Wyoming, dating back to their wedding day on February 2, 1946.

Travel back in time as we honor the Cowboy State's greatest heroes from yesteryear.

When Cowboy Joe V takes the field at War Memorial Stadium, he carries on a proud family tradition that dates back five generations and 68 years.