Weird News

Saturday, April 1st, unsuspecting suckers all over Wyoming will be pranked by their friends, family members and co-workers. To celebrate April Fool's Day, let's revisit two of the most epic gags in Wyomng history. In the late 1970s, NBC Sports announcers Dick Enberg and Al McGuire duped the entire country when they ranked the fictitious Wyoming State University in their season-ending Top 25 basket

It's been described as the greatest drinking game in the world and it was invented right here Wyoming. The proud tradition continues today, as Teton Village hosts the "2017 Gelande Quaffing World Championships". Today's tournament marks the 10th consecutive year that "quaffers" from all over the world have gathered outside the Mangy Moose at the base of the Jackson Hole Resort

If you've ever dreamed of someday owning your very own "zamboni", here's the opportunity you've been waiting for. This week, the city of Casper, Wyoming, announced a public auction for a variety of surplus equipment , including the town's former "ice resurfacer...

There are a lot of guns in Wyoming, but only one of them is 30 feet long. The largest firearm in the Cowboy State is the "Giant Parade Rifle", which lies on top of a gun store and pawn shop next to the historic Irma Hotel in Cody. According to Roadside America, the larger-than-life replica of a "Buffalo Bill" Winchester Rifle was built for the town's bicentennial parade in 1976

Reporters suspect that the Fenn Treasure may have been buried near Yellowstone National Park in western Wyoming.

Wyoming ski instuctor Natty Hawood is expected to make a full recovery after a tree branch pierced his face.

Patrick Joseph Sullivan ranks among the most prominent political leaders in Wyoming history. He is also credited for throwing the craziest St. Patrick's Day party the Cowboy State has ever seen. Sullivan arrived in Wyoming in 1888. Like many other Irish immigrants in the area, he found work on a sheep ranch...

It's been windy, so jokes about the water in the toilet came up. I mean in Wyoming, it can really rock and roll in there. I had to finally find out why.

Mike hit bottom but never gave up and knew his luck would change. In 2015, he beat the odds of 840,000 to 1 and walked away with $500,000.

Millions of conspiracy theorists all over the world believe that the moon landing was staged, that 9/11 was an inside job, or that a secret society of Illuminati covertly manipulate mass media to consolidate power in their New World Order...