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1 month ago | 
wobm.com | Mike Brant |Phylicia Peterson
It’s pretty much a trope at this point: asking “what’s your favorite color?” when getting to know someone. While one can chalk it up to someone just having a visual preference, there’s also some psychology behind people’s favorites according to a recent study. Canva / TSM IllustrationBluePainting looked at data based on Google Trends to reveal the most popular colors in each U.S. state and what it says about those residents.
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1 month ago | 
laramielive.com | Phylicia Peterson
After a fairly warm but windy day on Monday, National Weather Service forecasters are predicting an "active" weather week that may include some severe storms. The agency posted the following on its website: An active week ahead with daily chances for showers and even a few thunderstorms. Temperatures warm through mid-week before falling behind a cold front Wednesday evening. Wednesday will be the most active day and severe thunderstorms cannot be completely ruled out at this time.
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1 month ago | 
wkfr.com | Da'Jzon Hughes |Phylicia Peterson
The phases of the moon are one of the most interesting things we have in our universe as depending on the month, day, and time the moon looks different. It's also a way for us to be able to tell time while being here on Earth, if you think about it, each month goes through a full moon so the moon can help you keep track of the days and months as they pass.
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2 months ago | 
k2radio.com | Phylicia Peterson
The Wyoming Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint filed by a nonprofit organization known as Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) seeking a declaratory judgement after the Wyoming DEQ issued a permit to a glamping operation, Basecamp, to construct a septic system. POWJH asserted, per court records, that the DEQ did not have authority to grant Basecamp the septic permit.
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2 months ago | 
caspercowboy.com | Phylicia Peterson
The Wyoming Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint filed by a nonprofit organization known as Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) seeking a declaratory judgement after the Wyoming DEQ issued a permit to a glamping operation, Basecamp, to construct a septic system. POWJH asserted, per court records, that the DEQ did not have authority to grant Basecamp the septic permit.
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2 months ago | 
1045theteam.com | Phylicia Peterson
Get ready, Upstate New York is in for a total lunar eclipse tonight. If you’ve never seen one, this is your chance to watch the Moon turn a stunning shade of red, earning it the nickname "Blood Moon."Why does the Moon turn red? It’s because Earth’s atmosphere bends sunlight, filtering out the blues and letting the reds shine through. The shades of red resemble how the sky looks at sunset. When will be the best time to see the Blood Moon lunar eclipse in Upstate New York?
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Feb 24, 2025 | 
1045theteam.com | Phylicia Peterson
Get ready, Upstate New York is in for a total lunar eclipse this March. If you’ve never seen one, this is your chance to watch the Moon turn a stunning shade of red, earning it the nickname "Blood Moon."Why does the Moon turn red? It’s because Earth’s atmosphere bends sunlight, filtering out the blues and letting the reds shine through. The shades of red resemble how the sky looks at sunset. When will be the best time to see the Blood Moon lunar eclipse in Upstate New York?
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Feb 24, 2025 | 
wgna.com | Phylicia Peterson
Get ready, Upstate New York is in for a total lunar eclipse this March. If you’ve never seen one, this is your chance to watch the Moon turn a stunning shade of red, earning it the nickname "Blood Moon."Why does the Moon turn red? It’s because Earth’s atmosphere bends sunlight, filtering out the blues and letting the reds shine through. The shades of red resemble how the sky looks at sunset. When will be the best time to see the Blood Moon lunar eclipse in Upstate New York?
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Feb 20, 2025 | 
k2radio.com | Klark Byrd |Phylicia Peterson
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Get ready, brick builders. Wyoming is about to see its first-ever LEGO convention. The Wyoming Brick Convention is set to transform the Cheyenne Ice & Events Center into a LEGO wonderland June 14-15. Organizers are promising a spectacle with more than 2 million LEGO bricks under one roof, and creations that have never been seen before in the Cowboy State. Tickets, priced at $14.99, are available for either Saturday or Sunday.
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Feb 20, 2025 | 
caspercowboy.com | Klark Byrd |Phylicia Peterson
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Get ready, brick builders. Wyoming is about to see its first-ever LEGO convention. The Wyoming Brick Convention is set to transform the Cheyenne Ice & Events Center into a LEGO wonderland June 14-15. Organizers are promising a spectacle with more than 2 million LEGO bricks under one roof, and creations that have never been seen before in the Cowboy State. Tickets, priced at $14.99, are available for either Saturday or Sunday.
