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Wyoming has got an angel on its shoulder.

Cheyenne did very well in the affordability category, coming in at #2 and behind only Raleigh, North Carolina.

There are many reason that living in Wyoming is appealing, but now one more attribute can be added to the list.

WalletHub did a study on 2023's best and worst states to start a business and Wyoming ranked... 6th worst.

There is one thing that Wyoming is known for, and that's how much we take care of our own. Every year, the Equality State ranks in near the top of the list for being the most charitable.

When it comes to vaccinating our kids and getting our flu shots, Wyoming is one of the worst in the nation at doing so, according to a report released Tuesday.

If there is one thing that Wyoming is known for (other than being one of the largest, but also the least populated state), is that we have very hard workers.

According to a new report released Thursday, Wyoming is among the most dangerous states during COVID-19.

Meanwhile, the Wyoming Education Association [WEA] last week announced that it is filing a lawsuit against the state over what it says is the underfunding of schools.

Ironically, the Equality State ranks among the worst for women's equality, according to a new report released Monday.

WalletHub recently surveyed the community college systems across the nation and found that Wyoming ranked eighth best in the United States.

When it comes to educating our preschoolers, a new report ranks Wyoming tenth worst in the nation.