Rick Roddam

The legend of Peacock Alley dates back to 1936, when the indoor walkway connecting the hotel lobby to Capitol Avenue was renovated.

If John Allen leads the Bills to the Super Bowl this year, he'll join a long list of players with Wyoming roots that have made it to the championship game.

For nearly a century, The Hitching Post Inn was a Cheyenne icon, hosting movie stars, musicians, politicians, and five United States Presidents.

If you live in the Cheyenne city limits, recycling your live Christmas tree is easy.

In 1897, The City of Cheyenne passed an ordinance prohibiting public performances without a permit. Nearly 122 years later, singing Christmas carols in public could, technically, subject you to a $750 fine or six months in jail.

For years, Santa has willfully disregarded a state law that prohibits anyone from bringing reindeer into Wyoming without a permit.

Here's our completely unofficial and totally subjection list of the five coldest professions in Wyoming. These jobs get really tough when Arctic air engulfs the Cowboy State.

December 25, 1876, the mercury dropped to a bone-chilling 14 degrees below zero.

Fairbanks, Alaska, finished first in the study, followed by Grand Forks, Williston, and Fargo, North Dakota. Duluth, Minnesota rounded out the top five.

Casper, Lander, and Sheridan were named among the "50 Coldest Cities in the Country on Christmas" in a study.