Hometown Heroes

Wyoming has produced dozens of professional football players over the years, including 12 gridiron greats who went on to become Super Bowl Champions. Recently, the sports website Fansided published a list ranking the "Best NFL Player From Each State"...

During his short life, Cheyenne native Maverick Schutte has inspired people across the world with his courage and charisma. Now, after helping raise millions of dollars for the Children's Miracle Network, Maverick's family needs our help...

This weekend, Cheyenne Central High School will honor its 113th graduation class. Of the thousands of students who have graduated from Central High since it was founded in 1904, most of them went on to have productive careers and raise families...

Born in Cheyenne in March 1899, Francis Xavier McInerney was commissioned from the US Naval Academy in June 1921. He would serve many tours before he'd be Vice Admiral McInerney by 1940.

Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Colorado home, but his mother is a Wyoming native.

Wyoming earned its nickname as the "Equality State" before it even became a state. In 1869, 21 years before it was officially granted statehood, Wyoming was the first territory in America to give women the right to vote. Over the years, Wyoming women have continued to make historic progress...

In honor of Presidents Day, here’s a list of six Wyoming natives or residents who have been appointed to serve as Cabinet members. Stan Hathaway – The first Wyomingite ever appointed to serve on the President’s cabinet, Hathaway had been elected to two terms as Wyoming’s Governor before being named Secretary of the Interior by President Gerald Ford in 1975...

Newcastle, Wyoming, resident Andy Sandness made national news this week when he became the first person to receive a face transplant from the Mayo Clinic. While you may have read his story, you've never seen it quite like this. Today, the Mayo Clinic released an amazing short film documenting Sandness' remarkable road to recovery after his face was disfigured in a failed suicide attempt in his tee

100 years ago today, on January 31, 1917, Governer Robert D. Carey signed a bill into law adopting the official Wyoming State Flag.

Jan. 20, 1913, state legislators squared off in the funniest fight fight in Wyoming history