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Followers of the Cheyenne Police Department's Facebook page have come through once again, this time helping to identify a suspect in a trailer theft.

Folks from Wyoming have a good sense of humor and it's a good thing too, because we get made fun of, a lot!

A Facebook user posted a photo of a single, solitary croc that was left outside a Casper storefront. For some reason, it reminds us of the Hemingway story, 'For Sale: Baby shoes, never worn.'

Police contacted the supposed seller, but she said that her Facebook account had been hacked and that she had never had any puppies for sale.

Yellowstone can experience a minor uplift when the ground absorbs runoff from melting snow — like a dry sponge absorbing water and growing.

Following the news that the Casper Police Department executed a search warrant on the New Day Spa in Casper for alleged prostitution and human trafficking, K2 Radio News has uncovered a public Facebook page that seems to confirm the allegations.

The Cheyenne Police Department is warning its Facebook followers not to fall for links to online sellers purporting to sell clothing bearing the department's logo.

Even though it seems like a lot more Cheyenne kids are running away from home these days, police say that's actually not the case.

A Casper woman was able to retrieve her stolen car after posting about it to Casper Classifieds. She said the Facebook group community was able to identify the car just 40 minutes after she posted about it.

Cheyenne police are crediting their Facebook followers for helping to locate a missing teenager who didn't show up to school Thursday.