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Wyoming residents are apparently quitting their jobs at an alarming rate recently.

There have a been quite a few studies lately that have had unearthed some disturbing statistics about our great city, but this one seems the most accurate... unfortunately.

Working in law enforcement is already a herculean undertaking, but the added effects of having to enforce COVID-19 restrictions, has definitely made the job more extreme these last two years.

One of the less glamorous things often associated with Wyoming is excessive illegal drug abuse. Fortunately, a new study shows that the Cowboy State is far from the worse in the country.

Mothers are often the unsung heroes of any family, but adding a full time job to the mix makes things even more difficult.

Even with the recent emergence of legal sports betting in Wyoming, it is still somewhat surprising that the Cowboy State landed fairly high on a new study, aptly titled "2022's Most Gambling-Addicted States".

Personal finance website, WalletHub, conducted a new study that lists "Best States for Working from Home" and the Cowboy State didn't do very well.

Personal finance website, WalletHub, recently conducted a study listing "2022’s Tax Burden by State", and Wyoming scored exceptionally well overall.

Tax season is always a stressful time of year, but how does Wyoming rate against the rest of the country?

If you're a bad boy or bad girl, this will make you feel a little better. Wyoming is no longer the least sinful state in the entire country. To all the good boys and good girls out there, don't worry too much.