Laramie

Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats are gearing up for a show at the University of Wyoming on Friday, March 24.

This week marks the 35th anniversary of Wyoming's "Dome of Doom". The Arena-Auditorium first opened on Feb. 20, 1982. At an elevation of 7,220 feet, the "Double A" remains the highest Division I basketball court in the country. That advantage has helped the Pokes win nearly 75 percent of their home games...

There are plenty of seedy places across the state of Wyoming. Take, for example, the entire town of Gillette. However, there's one place in the Cowboy State that's so sleasy, you can smell the bad decisions from a block away (along with vomit, pee and a hint of stale corn chips)...

According to Rocky Mountain Power, 7,343 customers have been affected.

A fatal crash east of Laramie, Wyoming has resulted in the death of Laramie resident Jeremy Nabb.

Happy National Pizza Day. Observed each year on February 9th, it's a tribute to one of America's favorite foods. According to NationalDayCalendar.com, over 3 billion pizzas are sold in America every year. Nearly 20% of all U.S. restaurants serve pizza, including some great locally-owned shops here in Wyoming...

The Arena Auditorium AKA the "Dome Of Doom," is getting some high praise from Scout.com.

The national travel site Thrillist published a new list this week ranking the "Best Chicken Wings in Every State". Their choice for Wyoming's best hot wings is Lovejoy's Bar and Grill in Laramie. Named for Elmer Lovejoy, the longtime Laramie resident credited with building the first horseless carriage in Wyoming and inventing the garage door opener, the restaurant has been a popular loca

Wyomingites love their sports teams, but according to a new study from WalletHub, the Cowboy State is bottom of the barrel for NFL football fans.

Four members of the Colorado Rockies were in Laramie Wednesday as part of their "Winter Caravan" event.

A handful of Colorado Rockies players will be in Laramie Wednesday for an event that's free and open to the public.

In Montana and Colorado, the group says, voters have approved 28th amendment ballot initiatives by margins of 50 percent.