Rick Roddam

Here's a frigid look back at some of the coldest days in the history of the Cowboy State.

July 30, 1989, was the darkest day in CFD history. Legendary bull rider Lane Frost died after a tragic accident in the rodeo arena.

On January 2, 1930, the first radio station in the Cowboy State began broadcasting. 88 years later, it's still on the air and going strong.

76 years ago today, three Naval officers from Wyoming, Elmer Emil Christensen, Delbert Ray Fisher and James Orries Morgareidge were on board the USS Arizona when it was attacked by Japanese bombers.

7 year-old Maverick Schutte joins Wyoming Governor Matt Mead for the signing a new law requiring hospitals to screen newborns for heart defects.

Ford was one of several pilots told to remove their remove their aircraft from a hangar at the Jackson Hole Airport before December 1st.

The temperature in Douglas was 77 degrees at 10:50 a.m. By 11:55 a.m., the mercury had fallen to a chilly 66.

71 years ago today, on August 11, 1946, the Wyoming Air National Guard was officially created. Over the years, the 153rd Airlift Wing has flown in the Korean War, Vietnam, the invasion of Panama, the Gulf War and the War on Terror. The group also assisted humanity missions in Bosnia, El Salvador, Haiti, Indonesia, Kosovo, Serbia and Somalia...

Next week, Maverick Schutte is scheduled to undergo open heart surgery. Of course, this ain't Maverick's first rodeo. The seven-year-old Cheyenne boy was born with a congenital disease that affects his heart and lungs. In his short life, he's had more than 30 surgeries...

Richard Dixon was playing with the house money in Las Vegas last week. First, the Wyoming native won his $10,000 seat at the World Series of Poker Main Event from legendary poker pro Daniel Negreanu, then he won over $100,000. After doubling his chip stack on day one of the Main Event, Dixon's luck appreared to run out when he was elimated late in the second round...