Weird News

In northeastern Wyoming, there is a legend of a prehistoric creature living in Lake De Smet that they've named 'Smetty.'

Every time this list gets updated I have the subconscious need to itch. There's a new list of cities with bed bug issues and Denver is again near the top.

It's no small understatement to say that things were quite different in Casper over 100 years ago. You can see that yourself in this throwback photo of what Center Street in Casper looked like back in 1912.

Alright, so this is a pretty good video of a guy who's just doing some cleaning around the house and has to take out the garbage when he has an unexpected guest who's intentions aren't known. But this guy has nothing to worry about with his quick thinking.

So I know that there are a ton of skills that most everyone used to know how to do fairly efficiently and it seems that the more we move forward in the future those skills are slowly but surely becoming nonexistent. Which is kind of heartbreaking for the most part.

The mystery about who's flying drones over Colorado and Nebraska at night has now spread to Wyoming. Multiple media sources are reporting that our state is now involved in this strange phenomenon.

If you're looking for the ultimate weekend getaway from Casper, the internet thinks it knows the answer. According to a new list, your weekend plans at some point should lead you to Bozeman, Montana.

There's a new report that I have to admit surprised me more than a little bit. A major moving company has shared data that shows a lot more people are choosing to move to Wyoming than even Colorado.

I'm not sure if this is heartwarming or a very bad idea, but there's a new video that tells the story of a Colorado family who adopted a mule deer.

In Casper, there is a taco conspiracy. The facts are in plain sight, and all it takes is connecting the dots. In this case, literal dots.

We see a lot of viral social media posts from restaurant employees, and they often fall under a few categories: bad tips, no tips, trashed tables and downright nasty notes left on checks. Not this time.

I will admit that I tend to be a somewhat paranoid person. That is probably why I'm more concerned than others about Wyoming being attacked. Not by armed forces, but our power grid being damaged in a cyber-attack.