History

Wyoming has a rich history and some of that history still remains active today.

Don't believe the story? You can see the shoes, on display,

What better way to celebrate the ninth anniversary of UCR?

If you've been discouraged by some of the dumb things your friends are saying about the coronavirus pandemic, you may be comforted in knowing that people were even dumber 100 years ago.

The twin Central Avenue/Warren Avenue viaducts that connect downtown Cheyenne to south Cheyenne over the UP railyards have been a part of Cheyenne for 40 years.

In Wyoming, it is estimated that 780 people died from the 1918 flu pandemic.

The chart-topping smash remains as a touchstone moment in every band profile, an obligatory part of every interview and a set-list stalwart.

We asked for cool stories from your family's past, and wow! The people of Wyoming have fascinating backstories. The spirit of the old west lives in us.

The Internet is all a buzz about this map going around showing just how much the population in each state has changed over the years. More specifically how much has changed since 1810. It's a pretty boring map until you get to somewhere around the 1950s.

I know that I bring up how much technology has changed our lives in the last 20 years but this is taking this to a whole new level.