Surveys

Thanks to a new study by USDirect, we now know what 2000s movie Wyomingites love to rewatch most.

A new study by WalletHub has revealed that when it comes to supporting working fathers, Wyoming is mediocre at best.

56% of people responding said they did not think that Arabic numbers should be taught in schools, in contrast to 29% who said yes, and 15% who said "no opinion."

Mule deer populations have been in decline across western North America.

Certainly by now, you have heard about the movie theater shooting last week in Aurora. The news was tragic, horrific, unfathomable and catastrophic.

Several times this summer we've asked you about natural disasters, and certainly, we have spent a great deal of time specifically discussing wildfires. Today's Survey of the Day again asks about natural disasters, but seeks to find which one you dislike more, wildfires or flooding.

Few things say 'Wyoming,' quite like a good old-fashioned rodeo. It's the state sport, and a popular event to draw people from all corners of the state.

Jubilee Days just might be Laramie's biggest and most successful yearly event. Kicking off with the annual Freedom Has a Birthday, Laramie's July celebration has events going through the middle of the month.

You cannot celebrate Independence Day without having a BBQ... but what if you have no choice?

To many of us, a summertime not spent on the water, is a poorly spent summertime. Within the city limits of Laramie, there are not any lakes or ponds that are good for swimming or boating, but there are a good amount of indoor and outdoor pools. Places to swim are good, because swimming is, to many, a necessity to the summer, but to many of us, pools just don't cut it in the summer months.