Lander

Only one town, Laramie, is included in a brand new ranking of the most underrated towns in the Rocky Mountain Region. The fact is, in all our vast Cowboy State, we have some more highly underrated towns.

Here are our five best underrated towns in Wyoming.

Over the course of the next couple of weeks you might notice a little extra air traffic around the regions power lines

If you're thinking about travel plans for the 4th of July, I have a spot you may not be thinking about, Lander, Wyoming.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is reporting that an active landslide is moving along  Wyoming 789 near Lander. A new slide appeared about 3 miles north of Lander on Wyoming 789 sometime Tuesday evening or early Wednesday morning...

Wyoming has its fair share of ridiculous laws. For example, in the town of Newcastle, it's illegal for couples to get frisky inside a walk-in meat freezer. It's also against the law to photograph a rabbit from January through April. If you've ever noticed that people from Lander smell funny during the winter months, it could be due to this little known law...

The Lander-based Wyoming Catholic College is the only four-year institution of higher learning in the state besides the University of Wyoming.

Our friends at the website Roadsnacks have done it again. Hot on the heels of recent articles ranking "The Dumbest Cities in Wyoming" and "The Most Redneck Cities in Wyoming", they're back with "The 10 Most Miserable Cities in Wyoming". Based on a variety of statistics, including poverty rates, education levels, marital status, cost of living, commute times, unemploym

Yesterday, we shared a Roadsnacks.net article ranking the 10 Most Redneck Towns in Wyoming. Surprisingly, the only complaints were heard came from towns that DIDN'T make the list. Here's another Roadsnacks list the might generate a little more controversy, the Ten Worst Places to Live in Wyoming 51 of the most populated cities and towns in the Cowboy State were compared based on a number of factor

Wyoming Catholic College will not build a permanent campus at Broken Anvil Ranch.  In a quarterly meeting on August 30th, the school’s Board of Directors decided that a location closer to Lander would be better than the 600-acre parcel that was donated in 2005...