"As the young mother from Wisconsin would later describe to authorities, from the pitch-black, a dim glow suddenly appeared out of nowhere along the horizon. It was just after 6 p.m. The woman, her husband and their toddler son patiently waited as the lights slowly grew bigger, and brighter." (SCSO).
It's been almost a month since Casper and much of Wyoming and Colorado were buried underneath a historic blizzard. A new time-lapse video shows how it happened from start to finish.
What do you do when all traffic is shut down in Wyoming by a record snow storm? If you're this guy, you have a friend pull you around downtown Cheyenne on a snowboard.
My family has been in Wyoming for several years now. We're used to cold and snowy winters. But, it's obvious to me that we still are not at the same level as some of the natives in this state that absolutely adore this time of year. This is my open letter to them and you if you share their joy.