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The National Council on Identity Theft Protection reports about one-third of Americans will be victimized by some type of identity theft, and according to a recent study, this is Wyoming's rank in the least at-risk states.

Is it actually illegal to hang objects, like air fresheners and/or fuzzy dice, from your rearview mirror in the great state of Wyoming?

The Indian Paintbrush Elementary School (IPES) Student Council recently held a Valentine’s Day fundraiser, in which they raised $575 that will be donated to the Laramie Animal Welfare Society (LAWS). The IPES Student Council decided to use Valentine’s day as an opportunity to give back to the community. So, they i...

Whether you may know it or not, Wyoming has some pretty crazy laws. Seeing as how it is the week of Cheyenne Frontier Days, perhaps it is a good time to give a refresher course on just how bizarre some of those laws are. I mean, the tourists have to have some kind of guidelines, right?

Several new bills have been passed by the 2021 Wyoming Legislature to put new laws and regulations in place that will now need to be followed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Many of the new laws and regulations will have a direct impact on the public as well.

Every state has it's odd collection of strange laws that seem odd to have on the books. Here are nine weird laws for Wyoming that are in effect.

Wyoming has some hilarious, out-dated, and frankly sexist, drinking laws still in the books.

There are many rumors about where the term "420" ((pronounced four-twenty) originated and how it became the code word for cannabis users, but the most widely excepted version revolves around a group of young pot-heads in the early 1970s called the Waldos.

You had an argument with your boyfriend, or maybe a negotiation with your boss and afterwards you thought to yourself, "man, if only had a recording of that conversation!" I stumbled upon this awesome app known as 'Alibi' for my Android phone, basically it's being touted as a "DVR for your life", allowing you to set permissions on your phone to record any and all things around

It's a good thing prisons are so overcrowded.  If the numbers ever drop, apparently it'll be easy for YOU to take a spot. A new survey asked people who AREN'T in jail what laws they break most often.  Here are the top eight . . . 1...