Buffalo

I saw something today that made me laugh out loud and it inspired me to ask the question..."What if Wyoming towns were characters in the movie Christmas Vacation?". Let's find out.

If you could find a time machine and go back in time 100 years, would you? That may be a dumb question considering how life is in 2020 so far, but there are new videos that allow you to see what life was like in Buffalo, Wyoming back in the 1920's.

The video is not just about ghosts, but how these folks hunt for ghosts.

Several agencies responded, including Black Hills Life Flight.

Many of us in Wyoming make the trip to Buffalo every August to celebrate our favorite show, Longmire. This year, you can attend Longmire Days no matter where you are as the event will be online.

A recent Wyoming tradition is another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic. Longmire Days has announced the event for 2020 is canceled.

One of the perks of living in Wyoming is having so many pretty sights to look at. You can add this to that list. It's a beautiful Wyoming ranch that's located more than 5,000 feet up in the Bighorns.

It remains to be seen what events will be held this year.

Happy October! In a special series for the month, We will be bringing you a different haunted story from the Cowboy State every day for 31 days. Today, we kick off the first in the series with the haunted tales of the Historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, Wyoming, said to be perhaps the most haunted…

Tourists have been an increasingly atrocious part of Wyoming news, especially when it comes to aggravating wild animals at our state park.

For those of us that love Longmire, this is one of our favorite weeks of the year as the annual celebration of the show begins in Buffalo.

Few things in life are as adorable as watching a one-ton animal playing like a child who just opened a Christmas present.