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As much as we love our state, Wyoming isn't exactly a word that rolls off the tongue. In fact, if you ask people from out of states, especially not in the west, they barely remember the fact that we are a state. Some people don't even think that Wyoming exists! But you may or may not realize that we share our state name with several cities in the U.S.

As much as we love our state, Wyoming isn't exactly a word that rolls off the tongue. In fact, if you ask people from out of states, especially not in the west, they barely remember the fact that we are a state. But you may or may not realize that we share our state name with several cities in the U.S.

In a new study, Cheyenne, Wyoming was found to be 2nd overall in the nation of the hardest working cities. If you're someone who has been putting in the extra time and effort at the office, you're hard work certainly seemed to show.

With vacation-planning season in full swing this time of year, we decided to ask Wyoming residents what major U.S. city they like to visit the most?

Buzzfeed.com has released a blunt and point blank poll question. Does your city suck?

One recent study claims that Wyoming makes the list for a few best small cities in Wyoming.

You've likely heard some of Wyoming's largest cities nicknames... for example, Laramie is the "Gem City," Casper is the "Oil City," and in Cheyenne, they're the "Magic City of the Plains." Here are a few of the lesser-known Wyoming town motto's and nicknames...

In the Cowboy State, a community of over 1,000 people is a metropolis. There are dozens of choices for coolest small towns, but we tried out best to list our five favorites, let us know if you agree or disagree!

Laramie came in just behind Worland in the study, which looked at the number of reported violent and property crimes per 1,000 people.

Which Wyoming town was ranked one of the 10 Worst Winter Weather Cities in America?