Weather

Wet roads are expected statewide, and hunters are cautioned to be prepared.

Wyoming weather is no respecter of the calendar, bringing up to a foot of snow and a taste of winter before summer is even over. Are you ready for winter?

The latest road conditions around the state can be found by visiting wyoroad.info, dialing 511 or downloading the Wyoming 511 app from WYDOT.

Winter is coming. Things will get very cold. Snow will fall. That is the perfect time to find an soak in one, or all five, of these great popular Wyoming's hot springs.

The last Monday of the summer of 2017 got a chilly low 40s start as Fall looms on Friday. Yes, Winter is coming, but first, we will have autumn, time to prepare

Black Hills Energy announced today that three linemen from Cheyenne are now in Florida helping to turn the lights back on in the wake of Hurricane Irma.

Hikers and campers should prepare for sharply colder weather along with potentially significant snow accumulations on hiking trails.

The Bighorns could see 4-8 inches of snow with over a foot above 10,000 feet during this period.

The National Weather Service has issued the first Frost Advisory of the season for Laramie; Alliance, NE; and Chadron, NE. This advisory includes eastern and central Laramie County.

The popular publication predicts southeastern Wyoming will enjoy above average temperatures from November to March.