Wyoming Statehood

On July 10, 1890, Wyoming made history by becoming the 44th state in the U.S., setting a precedent for women's suffrage.

Wyoming celebrates another year of statehood today (July 10). According to the website wyohistory.org, Wyoming's territorial delegate to congress, Joseph M. Carey, had proposed a statehood bill for Wyoming in March of that year. There had been previous such proposals which had gone nowhere in Congress, but this time Carey's proposal gained some traction According to the website, there was some opp

After four years of work and millions of dollars worth of renovations, Wyoming's Capitol Building is officially open for business again.

The Cowboy State turns 128 years old this week. Like many great events in American history, it would have never happened without a dishonest politician.

As Mark Twain once wrote, "politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason." In fact, the state of Wyoming would not exist today if our elected officials weren't completely full of it. On March 26, 1890, Wyoming’s Congressional Delegate Joseph Carey introduced a bill in the House of Representatives that would establish the territory as a state...

July 10, 1890, United States President Benjamin Harrison signed a bill that officially made Wyoming the 44th state in the union. Like many great events in American history, it may have never happened were it not for a lying politician...

This weekend marks the 126th anniversary of the Cowboy State. On July 10, 1890, President Benjamin Harrison officially signed the bill that made Wyoming the 44th state. Here's five unique ways to celebrate Wyoming's birthday: 1. Get a Bucking Horse and Rider tattoo - There's no better way to show your love for Wyoming than branding yourself for life...