Doug Randall

I was born in Rapid City, South Dakota. My parents named me for General Douglas McArthur (it was Pear Harbor Day, and McArthur is the link). I mostly grew up in Butte, Montana, but have a brief history in Pinedale and Newcastle, Wyoming. I received an undergraduate degree in Journalism from Black Hills State University in Spearfish. Straight out of college, my first professional radio job was at KBFS in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Followed by KTFI in Twin Falls, Idaho; KAAT-FM in Oakhurst/Fresno Calif., and other jobs too numerous to mention including 15 years (total) in two stints with KQSW/Rock Springs, where I was news Director and co-hosted the morning show. Why go back a second time? The owner was a friend of mine. People thought I was crazy to go there, but the people you know are what makes a community. I also worked as a TV anchor/reporter for KTWO television in Casper in 2000, and as a correspondent for the State News Service. I first came to Cheyenne to work for KMUS IN 1996. Came back here in 2008, and have been with Townsquare Media and KGAB since.

Wyoming Scam Alert: Scammers Using AI To Create Fake Videos

In fact, the video, the image of the celebrity, and the product may all be fake, according to the Wyoming chapter of the AARP.

Colder Temperatures, Mountain Snow Possible In SE Wyoming

While no major winter storms are expeced over the next couple of days in southeast Wyoming, the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service says we can expect colder temperatures and possibly some mountain snow on Thursday and Friday...

Ballot Initiative Would Slash Wyoming Homeowner Property Taxes

If approved by voters it would slash 50 percent of fair market value from a property owner's primary residence for tax purposes.

Laramie County Sheriff Offers Tips For Foiling Porch Pirates

. A survey by the home security company Safewise found that three out of four people included in the survey had a package stolen by thieves at least once in the past year.

High Wind Warning Issued For Summit Between Cheyenne/Laramie

A High Wind Warning has been issued for an area that includes the summit between Cheyenne and Laramie starting this evening and going into Tuesday. That's according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service. The agency posted the following on its Facebook page: "High Wind Watches have been upgraded to High Wind Warnings...

Eight Inches Of Snow Possible In SE Wyoming, 20+ In Mountains

''Lower elevations will see 5 to 8 inches of snow with the mountains receiving 12 to 20 inches or more."

Very Difficult Travel Conditions Possible In SE Wyoming Starting Thursday

Winter Storm Warnings will be in effect late Thursday morning through early Saturday morning.

No Injuries Reported From Late Tuesday Fire At Laramie Campground

Laramie-area emergency responders were called out to battle a late-night blaze at the R Journey Campground on Tuesday. That's according to a release from the City of Laramie Fire Department. According to the release, at around 11:20 p...

UPDATE: Most Of Southeast Wyoming Now Facing Winter Storm Warning

UPDATE 1:40 p.m. The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service has now updated the Winter Storm Watch that had been in effect for Cheyenne and much of southeast Wyoming to a more severe Winter Storm Warning. Laramie at last report was just outside of the area covered by the storm warning, although snow and cold temperatures are forecast for Laramie...

Mason Fire 90 Percent Contained, But It Has Gone Underground

Due to the nature of this fire, it is difficult to locate where it has traveled, meaning that smoke and fire could reappear under the right conditions.

Cheyenne, Laramie Thanksgiving Forecast: Snow, Single Digit Lows

Parts of southeast Wyoming could get as much as 8 inches of snow.

Laramie County High-Speed Chase Ends With Crash, Driver Arrest

A juvenile driver was arrested early Monday morning on several charges following a high-speed chase on West College Drive in the Cheyenne area that ended when the driver crashed the vehicle. Laramie County Sheriff's Office spokesman Brandon Warner says the incident started just before midnight on Sunday when a deputy saw a car traveling on West College Drive at a high rate of speed with no lights