Blizzard

What do you do when all traffic is shut down in Wyoming by a record snow storm? If you're this guy, you have a friend pull you around downtown Cheyenne on a snowboard.

My family has been in Wyoming for several years now. We're used to cold and snowy winters. But, it's obvious to me that we still are not at the same level as some of the natives in this state that absolutely adore this time of year. This is my open letter to them and you if you share their joy.

So what did you think of the City of Cheyenne's response to the blizzard?

The following delays and closures have been announced in anticipation of this weekend's historic snowstorm.

With up to three feet of snow in the forecast, Black Hills Energy is reminding Wyoming customers to keep natural gas meters clear of snow and ice.

This weekend's snow in Cheyenne could be one for the record books, according to the National Weather Service.

A 66-year-old North Carolina man was killed Thursday night after a commercial dump truck went off Interstate 25 in blizzard conditions and struck him.

A man was killed and another person injured in a head-on collision north of Rock Springs late Tuesday morning.

If you think our weather has been wacky this winter, wait until you see a snow squall that completely overwhelmed Colorado this week.

As of Thursday morning, virtually all residential members have had their power restored, the cooperative said.

You might slow down us Wyoming folks, but we will not be denied when we make up our mind to do something. This Wyoming guy is an example of this as he didn't allow the recent blizzard to stop him from getting some refreshments.

It's the law: clear your sidewalks as soon as possible after a storm.