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Summer is over and school is now in session for Wyoming students across the state. We will show you the top ranked high schools in the Cowboy State.

With the current temps being in the upper 80s and low 90s, it is hard to believe that colder temperatures are right around the corner. It is predicted that some places in Wyoming could be seeing their first frost in the next few weeks.

There are five large wildfires in Wyoming, with many smaller fires still not 100% contained. This amounts to about 270,000 acres burning. Here is a video of a few 'fire-nadoes' that were captured on video.

Have you ever wanted to own your own castle? Well, you don't even need to leave Wyoming to make that fairytale come true.

Just like all states in the U.S., Wyoming has its own set of laws. If you dig deep into the Wyoming law book, you will find some really obscure laws you probably didn't know existed. Take a look at this list and see if you have broken any of these curious laws.

Slaughterhouse Gulch is a remote hiking area with an unnerving name. Explore the spirit said to inhabit the gulch.

Would you eat these if they were real?

The May 29th town hall will focus on the impact the virus has had on education in Wyoming and what the future of schooling may look like.

Wyoming has a rich history and some of that history still remains active today.

Yellowstone National Park is one of Wyoming's treasures. Millions of people from all over the world have come to Wyoming to enjoy the park. Many of these visitors arrive and enjoy without any incident. However in every bunch, there are a few bad apples.

The May 1st town hall will focus on the economic impact of the virus, and dive in to the potential steps for a phased reopening.

We asked you, "What is the weirdest thing you have seen blowing in the wind?" Many of the responses were pretty outrageous. See for yourself.