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The influx of people is expected to clog 911 dispatch centers, fill up hotels -- many of which are already sold out, and have been for some time -- and overload cellular phone networks.

Here's how you can take the stress out of an event that you will remember for the rest of your life. Plan ahead for glasses, maps, longer wait times and more

A total solar eclipse will be sweeping over Wyoming on Aug. 21. I suggest you get one important item ready as soon as possible, if you want to save your vision.

On August 21 at 11:43 a.m., Casper will be completely dark for 2 minutes and 26 seconds. Jackson, Dubois, Riverton, Glenrock, Douglas, and Torrington will go dark for about that long, too. Other parts of Wyoming will go dark, but for less than 2 minutes...

The west is what we do best. Cowboys, cowgirls, rodeo, cattle drives, incredible scenery, the romance of wide open spaces, We have it to share with all who come

The Wyoming Highway Patrol has asked all troopers and dispatch center personnel not to schedule any leave between Aug. 14 through Aug. 27.

A total lunar eclipse will be visible over the entire area, weather permitting, in the evening of September 27th.

Just in case you’re up at 4:45a.m., check the sky, the 3rd of 4 lunar eclipses (moon in earth’s shadow) just began. It will peak just before 6. The next lunar eclipse will be on September 27th, 2015. For more on the lunar eclipse, check out this video on Space...