Videos

I thought about doing this, but decided I liked to remain alive. A new video shows a snowmobiler quite literally riding a mountain's edge somewhere over Hoback, Wyoming.

The Northern Lights aren't visible over Wyoming very often. This moment was that exception. A photographer captured an absolutely mesmerizing video of this phenomenon and virtually no one has seen it...until now.

If you love Wyoming and you love ghost towns, you have to make South Pass City a planned stop at some point in your life. I would argue it's one of the most well-preserved ghost towns in America and it's just a hop, skip and a jump away.

Caught on Video: First Responders battling severe conditions to help an injured Casperite by dragging them on a sled to a waiting ambulance.

I could not believe how close this Elk got to these hunters and I honestly have no idea how this hunter didn't get injured by this massive Elk.

Note to self: if you're ever snowboarding around a Wyoming ski resort, watch where you're going. A dude nearly learned this lesson the hard way as he was nearly decked by a couple of moose.

If you happen to be in Wyoming and have a really fancy camera, that's when magic can happen. This video definitely qualifies. It's more proof that the Clarks Fork Canyon part of Wyoming may be the most underrated in our state.

Boy, do I have a treat for you. A visitor has shared a virtual walk through downtown Casper that you can enjoy on your phone because doing the real thing is way too hard.

I have to confess that I take being an American for granted all to often. A new video is a reminder of how special the moment can be when you officially can claim the stars and stripes as your very own.

We do see the occasional tornado in Wyoming, but very few of us will see one like a famous storm chaser who just shared video from inside a twister that hit Wyoming many years ago.

The jokes about Wyoming not being real get old, but this gameplay video allows Wyomingites some vengeance.

She has a unique name and an even more unique lifestyle. Her name is Fy Nyth and she built a completely self-sufficient tiny home in the mountains of western Wyoming.