Driving

If you have travel plans over the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, you might want to keep in mind that Wyoming roads are among the most dangerous in the country for this holiday.

This should go without saying in the cowboy state that we need to keep an eye out for animals crossing the road just as much as we need to look for people when we are behind the wheel.

When it comes to city layouts, Casper's is interesting. Yes, "interesting" is the word I think is appropriate. The street design has provided us a wealth of candidates for worst Casper intersection. Here are 5 of my least favorites.

Whilst driving to grab lunch downtown, I was almost hit, not once, not twice, but three times. Why is road politeness going out the window in Oil City as of late?

Although this may have happened in January in Laramie Wy. It doesn't make it any less scary or relevant. The truck driver said that the wind was blowing at 65 MPH which isn't anything new for the cowboy state.

The county asks residents to be patient and not go out until they are notified that county roads are cleared.

I just recently began driving again and there are some things that I've noticed about our local parking lots that have driven me up a wall with how badly they were designed.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol wants to make sure you are educated on the laws regarding passing school buses.

On Thursday, WYDOT crews worked to clear snow drifts that were reported to be three to five feet deep, some of them a mile in length.

The 16 highway deaths reported as of Friday afternoon mark a significant rise compared to figures in recent years.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol once again urges drivers to buckle up with a video that shows devastating footage of crash dummies being violently thrown from vehicles on a crash course.

By sunrise Monday, snow will have spread into south-central, southeastern and the rest of eastern Wyoming.