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Wyoming residents are apparently quitting their jobs at an alarming rate recently.

The global pandemic has caused a major dent in the workforce everywhere, but in America, few places have been hit as hard as Wyoming.

Here are a few reasons why

Technology has always been a super cool thing and every day it gets cooler. (More cool?) My family has always been huge into tech. Whether it was our video games, the latest phones, TVs, you name it, we had it.

Let's face it, waking up from your comfy bed is the hardest thing that you do all day. No matter how many times you do it, it never seems to get any easier.

Most of us wake up every morning, go to work, come home and try to relax from a hard days work by watching T.V. possibly going for a workout before we head home. But there is something we are doing at work that may be shortening our lives.

The Cowboy state isn't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get some dirt under their fingernails.

If you're going to eliminate a weekday from your work week schedule, science says it should be this one.

Construction is expected to be finished by Oct. 31.

A lot of folks have had the last few days (or even weeks, if you're lucky) off work. With that much time off, a lot of Casper businesses have been empty over the holiday season. Which brings up the question, what was the coldest place to be working indoors?

Chances are, you've been to Wyoming's largest employer recently. Chances are, you have to go again soon.

Wyoming State Penitentiary is a state maximum-security prison for men in Rawlins, Wyoming. It opened in 1980 and housed about 500 medium-security prisoners but has since seen a growth in inmates to about 665. The number of guards has not kept pace...