Transportation

Wyoming is one of the most wide open places in America. Here's a few roads where you definitely don't want to get lost here in the Cowboy State.

If you drive a full sized Chevy pick-up, be careful. You own the most commonly stolen vehicle in Wyoming. According to a recent report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau, these are the ten most commonly stolen cars and trucks in the Cowboy State...

When his family first moved to Wyoming in 1884, Elmer Lovejoy already had the need for speed. By the age of 12, Lovejoy was working for the family business; a bicycle shop in downtown Laramie. As word slowly spread about the invention of a new gasoline powered automobile in 1886, Lovejoy set out to build his own "horseless carriage"...

Living in the smallest state in the country can be difficult for nudists looking to share their passion for public exhibitionism with other naturalists. Luckily for those free spirited individuals, a growing number of people here in the Cowboy State are embracing nude recreation...

The only Intergalactic Spaceport in America, and possibly the entire galaxy, is located right here in the great state of Wyoming. The Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport is a small landing strip on South Hill, five miles south of Green River...

Did you know Amelia Earhart flew an autogiro across Wyoming? In June of 1931, Amelia Earhart piloted an autogiro, an early version of the helicopter, across Wyoming during her cross-country trip.

It's 'touron' season here in Wyoming. Already this year, we've seen several moronic tourists endanger our wildlife and desecrate our public lands. Luckily, officials at Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks have a new plan to help protect our toilets from gassy guests...

Picture yourself on a sandy beach, the sun is shining, a gentle breeze is blowing and the waves are crashing in the distance. Now imagine that you're in Wyoming. Believe it or not, life's a beach here in the Cowboy State. This week, the website Onlyinyourstate...

Of all the quirky roadside attractions across the great state of Wyoming, these might be the stinkiest.

Ever since the fur trapping trade arrived in the 1820s, Wyoming's lakes, rivers and streams have been filled with many shipwrecks, steamboats and submerged treasures. Here's a few of the Cowboy State's most interesting underwater relics...