laws

"Happy hour" has a rather surprising origin story that dates back to the 1800s, but it's still illegal in these states.

Just like all states in the U.S., Wyoming has its own set of laws. If you dig deep into the Wyoming law book, you will find some really obscure laws you probably didn't know existed. Take a look at this list and see if you have broken any of these curious laws.

Not wearing shoes could land you in big trouble in some states.

Not only is owning a bear dangerous, but it is also expensive when you realize how much they eat.

Many states have specific rules on what roadkill you can claim. One of those states has made it completely illegal to take home animals you find along the road.

It's not a walk in the park to get a divorce

There are guidelines and mailboxes that are approved for use by the USPS

Is it actually illegal to hang objects, like air fresheners and/or fuzzy dice, from your rearview mirror in the great state of Wyoming?

There are a lot of antiquated laws in the Cowboy State, but with all the technological advancements, maybe it's time for adopting some new safety practices.

There are many rumors about where the term "420" ((pronounced four-twenty) originated and how it became the code word for cannabis users, but the most widely excepted version revolves around a group of young pot-heads in the early 1970s called the Waldos.

You had an argument with your boyfriend, or maybe a negotiation with your boss and afterwards you thought to yourself, "man, if only had a recording of that conversation!" I stumbled upon this awesome app known as 'Alibi' for my Android phone, basically it's being touted as a "DVR for your life", allowing you to set permissions on your phone to record any and all things around

Weird to think that in this day and age we would still have laws at are actually in the books?  Laws like:  “It’s illegal for a woman in Memphis, Tennessee to drive without a man waving a red flag in front of them?"  Or how "flirting in San Antonio, Texas could get you in big trouble because you’d be breaking the law," even if you barely batted an eyelash at someone...