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Darren Rudloff said last year's solar eclipse was a good introduction to Wyoming for people who had never been here before.

Jim Walter with Visit Cheyenne says visitors spent $346 million in Laramie County last year, a 4 percent growth over 2016.

If you think there's nothing to do in Cheyenne, think again. Here's a list of fun events in the Capital City.

The event is sponsored by Visit Cheyenne and Black Hills Energy.

Darren Rudloff says 2017 has been a very good year for tourism both in Cheyenne and the entire state of Wyoming.

Low gas prices and lots of events should add up to a big year for tourism in 2017, according to Darren Rudloff.

The Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley kicked off its 30th summer tour season Monday.

More than twice as many restaurants are taking part this year.

While official numbers aren't yet available, the Mayor of Cheyenne and a local tourism official say they think Cheyenne Frontier Days is drawing a lot of people this year.

Cheyenne Restaurant Week is coming up April 3-9, according to Visit Cheyenne President Darren Rudloff.