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Wyoming has a lot history and some of that history refuses to be forgotten. Do you know the story of the ghost of Slaughterhouse Gulch?

After having to cancel the 2020 Beartrap Summer Festival due to Covid, it is clear that folks are ready to have fun in the meadow.

Wyoming has a very relaxed and hard working lifestyle. We work hard and like to kick back and enjoy our space. Wyomingites don't care too much for outside influence and like to do things their own way. Despite being pretty laid back there are certain things that will make Wyomingites angry.

Would you eat these if they were real?

The May 29th KGAB town hall will focus on the impact the virus has had on education in Wyoming and what the future of schooling may look like.

Yellowstone National Park is one of Wyoming's treasures. Millions of people from all over the world have come to Wyoming to enjoy the park. Many of these visitors arrive and enjoy without any incident. However in every bunch, there are a few bad apples.

The May 1st town hall will focus on the economic impact of the virus, and dive in to the potential steps for a phased reopening.

We asked you, "What is the weirdest thing you have seen blowing in the wind?" Many of the responses were pretty outrageous. See for yourself.

Wyoming has a rich history and sometimes that history doesn't want to be forgotten.

The wind has been pretty constant throughout the state the past week, but some parts of Wyoming saw stronger gusts than the rest.