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Every week there is a new viral trend on social media. The issue is, some of these can be dangerous. Case in point, the TikTok "sleepy chicken challenge".

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TikTok trends and challenges are fun most of the time (when they're not dangerous). There is one in particular that pertains to a song from Country artist Morgan Wallen and all it took was for a certain city in Wyoming to be mentioned and the TikTok went viral. I think just about anyone in Wyoming was so much in agreement with it, hence, why it gained so much popularity.

It has been a few weeks now but is still shocking for everyone, not only in the music world, but everywhere around the world. On March 25th, Taylor Hawkins, the legendary drummer for the rock band, Foo Fighters, passed away at the age of 50. Since then, there have been several tributes from artists showing their love for Hawkins and the Foo Fighters. One such tribute was performed by a member of the 'Yellowstone' cast and couldn't be more fitting.

While the maker of the guns says the gel pellets fired are non-toxic and safe, they are illegal in some countries because some people think they are real guns and act accordingly.

Do you ever wonder what it would be like if you had your own background music to your life? Or if you could have your very own intro music for when you walked into a new setting? If only these things could happen. However, if Wyoming was to be described in one short video, there's probably a very select list of songs that we would accept as some great background music for the Cowboy State. They may just have found the perfect background music in this particular video.

An increase in negative behavior this school year has prompted Laramie County School District 1 to initiate a call to action.

This investigation has been going on for the last few weeks.

Social media has unlocked a world that has many great and awful parts to it. And they're equal amounts

Laramie County School District 1 says an ongoing social media threat that has been circulating among its junior high schools appears to be unsubstantiated.