Brian Scott

The Mountain West has announced that Las Vegas will continue to serve as the location for its men’s and women’s basketball championships through 2016.

The league’s Board of Directors approved a three-year deal with Las Vegas Events to continue holding the MW Basketball Championships at the Thomas & Mack Center. In

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With over 3500 people thru the doors of the Casper Events Center this past Saturday, it could easily be argued that this years API Chili Cook Off was an unqualified success.

It all started Friday night with a calcutta that brought in a little over $114,000

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A meteor that exploded over injured over 900 people and damaged hundreds of buildings. Many of the injuries came from the glass that was blown out of buildings by the sonic blast as the meteor went by

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With Mardi Gras in full swing in the Big Easy, a picture could be worth a thousand words. If you aren't in New Orleans for the party, you can always bring the party to you. Here are some live web cams from Bourbon Street hot spots to give you a flavor of the day

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Pancakes are associated with the day preceding Lent because they were a way to use up rich foods such as eggs, milk, and sugar, before the fasting season of the 40 days of Lent. The liturgical fasting emphasized eating plainer

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While the rest of the Casper College campus will be closed in celebration of President’s Day, Monday, Feb. 18, the Tate Geological Museum and Werner Wildlife Museum will both be open to the public

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With the biggest storm of the season making impacts across Wyoming over the weekend, you are probably wondering how much of the white and fluffy fell. The National Weather service has put together snow totals from their remote sensors here

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Regulations recently enacted by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission add additional calibers that can be used for big game, trophy game, and wild turkey hunting. The new regulation adds some calibers and ammunition that previously were not legal to hunt these species and simplifies language for other regulations

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UPDATE Seems this photo was not taken in Basin, Wyoming but rather was taken by 
Chuck Hilliard, who is a wonderful nature & wildlife photographer on the West coast.
The picture was taken during th

Inspired by the recent success of the Dodge commercial that featured a Paul Harvey commentary about God making a farmer, one of our broadcast brothers came up with a version of why God would make a DJ

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