AM 1400 The Cowboy

Those stacks of rocks you see sitting on Wyoming ridgelines? Turns out they've got a lot more history behind them than most people realize.

Most city councils don't think twice before accepting a grant. Green River did — and the conversation that followed is worth paying attention to.

One clue that you might be in Wyoming is when the population is lower than the elevation.

There's a trail challenge happening at Guernsey right now where you can actually win something just for logging your miles — and it's open to everyone.

(Batcave not included.)

A free outdoor concert at a local brewery — and not just any act. Darryl Worley is coming to town, and the brewery says it's their way of saying thank you.

Cows giving evaporated milk, chickens laying hard-boiled eggs — drought humor hits different when the heat is this real.

Dog days of summer, you know.

Wyoming has roughly 590,000 people spread across a state bigger than the United Kingdom. That math is worth sitting with for a second.

Miley revealed the details behind her very own Barbie and what it means to her.

A bridge is coming down over I-25 in Casper, and for three days, that stretch of the interstate isn't going anywhere — at least not the usual way.

These are the four girls and four boys who will represent the Cowboy State at the Junior America's Cup later this month.

Cheyenne native, whose last name is now Baker, returns to Laramie after illustrious playing career

Hearns, Stuhlsatz, Edmiston land on first team

A bacteria most people have never heard of just triggered a major policy shift for Cheyenne's sewer system — and data centers across the city are feeling it.