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We asked for cool stories from your family's past, and wow! The people of Wyoming have fascinating backstories. The spirit of the old west lives in us.

Like it or not, the world runs on Facebook. It is a great way to keep up with friends, but there are some things that the Cowboy State should stop doing.

This past week of snow and wind and cold weather did not have me in the mood to leave my house for even a second. Yet I was forced to either go to work or family get together.

When something sounds "too good to be true," that's probably because it is.

Not just more often, but nearly 7 times as frequently, especially on facebook.

The researchers tracked the 100 most widely shared false news stories between Jan. 1 and Oct. 1 this year.

Some 1,800 newspapers have closed in the United States over the last 15 years, according to research out of the University of North Carolina.

If you remember the big storm that went through Casper a few weeks ago, you may also recall there was a lot of lightning in that storm. One Casper guy caught an epic photo of a huge lightning bolt over downtown.

But, why would people leave Wyoming? We asked you that question and got a number of answers. While not a scientific poll, the responses may be illuminating.

Not just more often, but nearly 7 times as frequently, especially on facebook.