Zach Custard

For me personally, there are a lot of things in my wallet that frequently get taken out and handed to other people for various reasons.

Bears are very smart and sneaky at times. Our neighbors in Colorado just learned a very important thing about leaving their vehicles unlocked during bear season. It's a lesson that we can all take to heart.

The love that we all have for the wildlife in Wyoming really does warm my heart. Especially when I see videos of people helping when they see animals stuck on the side of the road.

Graduation is right around the corner for all of our high schoolers in Casper and most of them have already decided where they'll be attending college in the fall. If you haven't made a choice yet, this list may sway you to stay in the cowboy state.

Now I know that in the past few weeks we have cluttered your feed with an abundance of bison videos from all around Wyoming. But, they're just so darn cute how can we resist?

Odds are that through your life you've made some crucial mistakes that may have ended up with a lifelong injury. What if you could simply relax in a hot spring and those ailments disappeared?

No longer do the roads of Yellowstone belong to the people. They have now been taken over by the bison.

Hands down Sgt. Dundas has the most unique way of getting the word out about some of the most wanted criminals right here in town. Everyone who is listed in the video is still on the lose and our local boys & girls in blue need our eyes to help bring them in.

Whether you were born and raised as a Wyoming native or you moved here and fell in love we can bet that you have at least 3 or 4 of these items laying around your house or stuffed in a box somewhere. Or maybe you've got all 7.

Just when we thought that the theories about Wyoming couldn't get any stranger we've got a kid from Antarctica who takes things to a whole new level. Of course, he does have the help of Urban Dictionary, which is a pretty reliable source right?

It's always interesting to see how all sorts of animals interact with one another and sometimes it's not always a positive encounter. In Wyoming, we get to see a variety of different animal interactions.

We all know that Casper has a ton of things to do and so much history downtown that it's hard to tell anyone who's visiting our wonderful city about just one thing they should do.