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The order will run until 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 18. The governor's order for Wyoming follows a national proclamation by President Trump.

"Ever wonder what happens when a joyride goes wrong? This wild tale from Cheyenne has twists you don't want to miss."

President Reeves: 'It’s increasingly clear that the University of Wyoming is the best place to come to set yourself up for your future'

Southeast Wyoming is sitting under a stubborn heat dome right now, and nights aren't giving much of a break either — temps holding in the 70s well past midnight.

Pokes' newest big man is still recovering from a season-ending back injury that derailed his first collegiate go-round

Even with a small dip in visitors this June, Yellowstone is still on pace to draw millions by year's end. The crowds haven't gone anywhere.

Three hundred shooters, 400 rounds, 12 stages — and it's all happening right here in Casper this weekend.

There's no highway in Wyoming actually called Wyoming, but the name shows up on streets all over the state in some pretty unexpected places.

A temperature reading in Lander just broke a record that had been standing since 1891. Think about that — over a century of summers, and nothing came close until this past Sunday.

Four Cowboys, along with Jay Sawvel, will meet with the press this week in Las Vegas

Mark your calendars for July 18, when the Wyoming Firearms Outdoor Recreation Expo takes over David Street Station, bringing together the best outdoor businesses in the state.

As cowboy hats and boots take over the streets of Buffalo, fans prepare for an unforgettable celebration of creativity and camaraderie. It’s more than just an event.

It was 2:30 in the morning when deputies were called out to . What they found there has left a community with a lot of heavy questions.

Buckle up! This driver took their luxury camper on a high-speed tour of Wyoming's backroads before taking a surprising detour

Flags will be at half-staff this weekend as we remember a remarkable woman who shaped our state’s educational landscape.

After days of storms and grey skies, southeast Wyoming is about to flip the script in a big way — and not everyone's going to love it.

A thermometer might be the most important thing an angler can pack this summer — and most people aren't bringing one.

It started as a way to pull a town out of hard economic times. Over a century later, Cheyenne Frontier Days is still going strong — and still drawing crowds.