social media

With technology becoming more readily accessible and easier to use, there are more of the older generation moving towards things like social media. With that in mind, we asked Wyomingites how they felt about having there parents on their Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and other social mediums.

Social media has become one of the most popular and easy ways to keep in touch with family and friends, but how do we feel about having our parents as friends?

In the last few days, a Facebook Messenger forward stating a virus is circulating disguised as a video called the 'Dance of the Pope' has started making rounds.

The people have spoken and the results are in!

Social media is great for keeping in contact with family and friends, but some folk don't believe your personal political views and/or affiliations have a place there. What do you think?

Facebook accounts are getting hacked. Facebook users are notified they have won money. When the user responds, they are advised they need to send a certain dollar amount to an account in order to receive their winnings. This is a scam!

Besides posting their behavior at Yellowstone on social media sites, the four men with High on Life have done so with them behaving unethically if not illegally at the Bonneville Salt Flats and the Berlin Holocaust Memorial.

The email system contained patient names, medical record numbers, account numbers, birth dates and some medical information.

Maybe because it's so close to Valentine's Day or maybe it's simply because I have a dirty mind, but when I pulled up behind this SUV and casually read the message written on the dirty back window, I almost dies of laughter!

Happy Birthday Facebook! The social networking website turns 12 today and to celebrate, they've created a new personalized video feature that weaves together memories of your top friends into shareable video clips.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol will be conducting an impaired driving and traffic safety campaign — #DoNotGetHashtaggedByWHP — during the New Year’s weekend using social media, according to a news release.

The heroes of the fictional Absaroka County, Wyo., wear badges, carry guns, and wield wit. But the hero who saved the "Longmire" television show last year wears street clothes, and wields an incisive understanding of social media that mobilized scores of thousands of fans...