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Anyone with information on this or any other wildlife violation can call the Stop Poaching Hotline at 1-877-WGFD-TIP, or 1-307-777-4330 for out-of-state calls.

Detectives tracked his cell phone and found him sleeping inside the vehicle at a truck stop in Loveland, Colorado.

The weather service asks that people look for updated forecasts as the storm system approaches.

When I woke up this morning and saw all the snow falling from the sky I'll admit that I was a little upset. But then I started to think on the bright side and tell myself that there are tons of fun activities to do during wintertime. Which is how I ended up on Onlyinyourstate.com.

Where exactly would we be without the internet in our every day lives? I know that I'd be completely lost without google and google maps. But what about home internet? Could you live your life if tomorrow you woke up and it was all gone? How about if it was as slow as dial-up?

There are quite a lot of ways to tell if someone is from Wyoming (or at least lived here for awhile). This isn't one of them.

It is that time of year again when the law enforcement agencies across the county rally together for the annual "Shop With A Cop" event.

A lot of things have changed in such a short amount of time. From 1980-2010 malls across the country have become kind of obsolete. our very own mall isn't even immune to the changes. But with that being said it's fun to look back at how things were in the '80s and thanks to an article…

Everyones excited about drawing back their bows and loading up their rifles to take home a deer this hunting season. But let me tell you that they are not very impressed with some of our methods. Like deer decoys for example. Take a look for yourself.

The search area has expanded to 228 square miles by law enforcement, drones and trained search personnel, he said.

A hunter just shared a mysterious sound that he heard while out with his dog in the wilderness. Listen to the sound and see if you can identify what this is.

This list is compiled from logs released to media by the Casper Police Department and Natrona County Sheriff's Office.