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If you've seen a large white "UFO" over Wyoming recently, I think I know what you saw. Not only is it really not a UFO, but it might be the future of your internet.

If you've been having issues with your internet, cable and/or phone service and you are a Spectrum customer, you are not alone.

I like most of you have grown up born and raised right here in the cowboy state. This is why I was a little taken back when I found an article online that said there are some weird side effects from growing up in Wyoming from Onlyinyourstate.com. So, naturally, I had to take a look for myself.

The areas most affected nationwide include Seattle, Salt Lake City, Boise, Idaho, Denver and Minneapolis.

Neighborly, a non-profit group, aims to connect communities with capital for public projects like schools, libraries, and community broadband networks.

A new study just tallied up every states favorite YouTube channel, and Wyoming's is pretty surprising.

Wired studied 92 million online comments and found that Vermont has the most Internet trolls throwing shade and Bullcrap. Wyoming made the good list.

Wyoming Senators John Barrasso, a co-sponsor and Mike Enzi both voted to let ISPs sell your private information without your consent. Which side are you on?

Amazon has recently moved to collect taxes in Utah, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.

UPDATE: A Charter Communications spokesman says in an email that all Charter services were restored shortly before 7 p.m.    Original Story: Charter Communications has released a brief statement on the internet service problems experienced by customers across southeast Wyoming...