Rick Roddam

Decades before they sponsored the "Little Miss Springfield Beauty Pageant" on The Simpsons, Laramie Cigarettes was one of the most popular brands in the country.

April 1, 1943, Kenny Sailors and the Wyoming Cowboys beat St. John's at Madison Square Garden in New York to claim the national title.

Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, here's a salute to the tiny ghost town of Patrick, Wyoming.

A look back at five times the Cowboy State has appeared in an episode of the adult cartoon South Park.

307 was one of the 86 original area codes established by the Bell Telephone company in 1947.

In the late 1800’s, a series of underground tunnels were built connecting the Depot to several buildings in downtown Cheyenne. Legend has it, they are haunted.

Here's a frigid look back at some of the coldest days in the history of the Cowboy State.

Here's a list of Wyoming natives and University of Wyoming alums who have represented the Cowboy State on the biggest stage in sports.

If John Allen leads the Bills to the Super Bowl this year, he'll join a long list of players with Wyoming roots that have made it to the championship game.

December 25, 1866, soldiers at Fort Laramie gathered for the Christmas party. By night's end, it would be the saddest holiday celebration in Wyoming history.

December 5, 1944, a Japanese balloon bomb landed just outside of Thermopolis, Wyoming. Around 6:15 p.m., four coal miners heard a whistling noise overhead, followed by an explosion that sent flames parachuting across the night sky.

Here in Wyoming, Christmas has been officially observed since the territory was first granted statehood in 1890. But a lot has changed since then.