2020

Over Labor Day Weekend, I tagged along on a hunting trip in Medicine Bow National Forest. The most fascinating part was that we were in the middle of burn scars from the Mullen Fire in 2020.

Although the COVID-19 pandemic may have caused people to drive less in 2020, many of those who did drive were driving faster, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

Amelia, Olivia and Liam were the most popular names given to newborns in Wyoming last year, according to the Wyoming Department of Health.

When anyone sees the word 2020 written or even utters the year out loud, all anyone can really do as a natural reaction is cringe, at best. If there was ever a year to put extraordinary amounts of stress on anyone, it was last year. So how did it affect Wyoming exactly?

While the pandemic and election stole the spotlight, there was still lots of news in Wyoming. We looked back to find our top 10 most-read stories.

It's been a tough year, but it wasn't all bad.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, we've seen many events in 2020 canceled or postponed. The Christmas parade in Lander wasn't one of them and now you can view pretty much all of it online.

It sounds like 2020 has given us some perspective.

It would be disingenuous to say 2020 started out like any other year.

2020 has seemed like the longest year ever. In fact, we're pretty sure the last time there was a time change to 'spring forward', that was about 38 years ago in March of 2020. It just seems like it was that long ago. Your getting an extra hour of 2020 this weekend whether you like it or not.

It's that time of year when some of the most exotic sports cars you will ever see come cruising through Wyoming. The Goldrush Rally just stopped in Jackson and I have found brand new video of what classic supercars paid us a visit.

Society has been adapting to this new world all year long, and with that, came new terminology.