Rick Roddam

In "The Girl Guards of Wyoming: The Lost Women's Militia", Cheyenne author and historian Dan Lyon recounts the legendary tale of Company K, the first all-female military troop in American history.

Just over a month after the Union Pacific Railroad officially established Cheyenne in 1867, H.M. Hook was elected as our first mayor.

With the help of a new interactive map, you can now see what the Cowboy State looked like through the ages, dating back to the Cryogenian Period 750 million years ago.

In less time than it takes to read this sentence, Campbell County High School sophomore Braik Hurm can solve the popular 3D puzzle.

Nearly 75 years after he earned a Purple Heart in the Battle of Iwa Jima, longtime Jeffrey City resident Jack Darnell was recently honored by the National Weather Service with their Thomas Jefferson Award.

At an auction last year, a 2007 Wyoming quarter struck at the Philadelphia Mint sold for $2,115.

Girl Scout Cookie Season kicks off on Friday, Feb. 7th and runs through Sunday, April 19th in Wyoming.

Four years after Danny Kurttila was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer and told he had only months to live, the Riverton resident is alive and well and just became the first person ever certified as an Ultimate Angler in the Wyoming Game and Fish Master Angler program.

If you're looking for a new job in the new year, Cheyenne's newest restaurant is looking for 55 of the "wurst" workers in town.

Look closely at this picture of Alijah Halliburton. The all-conference safety played his entire senior season with the word "Wyoming" misspelled on his road uniform.