Scott LeTourneau

I have been in radio since high school back in hometown Longview, Texas, also known as "The Piney Woods." My biggest culture shock was at the age of 23, when I was suddenly living in the concrete jungle of Chicago. After that, I fell in love with the dry, high, open, west the first of three times I lived in Denver. Between Denver, and other larger cities, I realize I enjoy Wyoming much better--It's nice and slow, as I am now, myself.

5 Deceptive Things About Cheyenne’s ‘Light’ Snow

The forecast may use the term “light” snow, but that can be deceptive. Some days it is just as silly to deal with as the heavy stuff.

Wyoming’s Civil Rights Movement Sparked with ‘The Black 14′

Wyoming's biggest civil rights had a watershed moment with the Black 14, a year after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.

A Golfer’s Paradise: Welcome To The Players Lounge Cheyenne [VIDEO]

A new virtual golf and social club is now open in Cheyenne, here's what you need to know.

Winter Weather Road Conditions Expected for Wyoming [VIDEO]

Wyoming will receive a bit of nasty winter weather for a couple of days that will impact driving conditions in the state.

5 Local Words That Only Cheyenne Folks Will Get

You don’t have to be from Cheyenne to know our rich history that's like nowhere else. You do, however, have to be from here to know these 5 terms, defined like nowhere else:

New ‘Longmire’ Book Earns Rave Reviews

The reviews are in for Walt Longmire's latest adventure.

Wyoming Wind Poses Threat to Drivers With Blow Over Risk

If you get out on a Southeastern interstate, hold onto the wheel and be aware of wind speeds up to 75 miles per hour.

Wyoming Hero Was A D-Day Survivor

From Carbon County to the beaches of Normandy, Oakley Anderson would be back to open a hotel on the sands of the North Platte in Saratoga, Wyoming.

Rocky Mountain Country Ranch Aid Festival Cancelled

Here's some sad news. The Rocky Mountain Country Ranch Aid Fest, which had been scheduled for this Sunday at Terry Bison Ranch, has been canceled. Here's the official post from their Facebook page. Due to unfortunate turn of events, this year's Ranch Aid has been cancelled...

Wyoming War Heroes Salute: Vice Admiral Francis Xavier McInerney

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.