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Now that the classic spooky reenactment-based TV show Unsolved Mysteries is back, I got thinking about what Wyoming mysteries would work on the show.

There are some things that happen in Wyoming that rarely happen anywhere else. This is one of those things. A Lander family looked out of their window at sunset and noticed they had 100 elk in their backyard grazing.

Leave it to Wyoming to figure out a way to conquer the challenge of social distancing. Several of our cities are hosting cruising nights to give citizens an outlet for being social and safe at the same time.

I am afraid of heights. That's one reason I am quite proud that I just watched a complete video of a guy climbing in Sinks Canyon near Lander although now I have vertigo.

It doesn't take much for a log cabin to impress me. I have admitted that I am quite partial to this type of home and have always thought one in Wyoming would be as good as it gets. I have found one in Lander that is a real looker.

Additional law enforcement officers will be at all the Lander schools on Friday.

Long-term environmental impacts from the spill are unknown.

The store portion of the business is still open, however.

If you're ready for a drive to Lander, it looks like Luckey Pond is ready for you. I have video proof that it is stocked full of rainbow trout.

Terri Smith was sworn in as Chief Judge of the Wind River Tribal Court in January 2018.

One of the nice things about going to bed in Wyoming is you never know what you might wake up to. One family in Lander arose to find a huge herd of elk in their backyard.

According to the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation, he was registered as a sex offender in 2014.