Social Media

Folks from Wyoming have a good sense of humor and it's a good thing too, because we get made fun of, a lot!

The Natrona County Public Library has highlighted '23 Things to do at the Library in 2023,' and many of the items listed are things we had no idea we could do at the library.

TikTok user BlueEyedBeardy spent his Christmas convincing others to send him money so that he could 'escape' Natrona County because, according to him, 'Alcova Reservoir was erupting.'

Yellowstone can experience a minor uplift when the ground absorbs runoff from melting snow — like a dry sponge absorbing water and growing.

Governor Gordon recently announced that he has banned the use of the social media app TikTok from all state-issued electronic devices and networks.

A Casper woman was able to retrieve her stolen car after posting about it to Casper Classifieds. She said the Facebook group community was able to identify the car just 40 minutes after she posted about it.

Social media has given a voice to the voiceless, this is true, but more often than not, it has become a place for debates.

It's always great whenever Casper gets something new and now we have a place to take your social media posting to the next level.

In an effort to break up the monotony of pictures of flowers, and chocolates and love (oh gag), the Casper Police Department has shared something special on their social media pages.

Sometimes having the wealth of all human knowledge, literally at your fingertips, can be both a blessing and a curse.

The launch of their Instagram page coincides with National Stalking Awareness Month. This is ironic, given that Instagram is a major stalking tool for many.

"I know you're posturing for the secessionist vote, Ted," Cheney stated. "But my party, the Republican party, saved the Union. You swore an oath to the Constitution. Act like it."