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The 1878 killing of Robert Widdowfield and Tip Vincent was the first double killing of lawmen in Wyoming territory and set Carbon County on a path that is unmatched in terms of grisly crimes and their aftermath.

William Harlow Reed (1848–1915) was the eldest of 10 children born to Scottish parents. Born in Connecticut at ...

The popular historian had a wholesome full-circle moment talking about Dippy, the first dinosaur fossil he'd seen as a child

While the Yale Peabody Museum undergoes a historic renovation, many of its prized dinosaur skeletons are being refurbished — and reposed — in Canada.

One wouldn’t think that Red Cloud, the famous Indian chief who was one of the leaders in Red Cloud’s War during the 1860s would have anything in common with a Yale Professor. However, this unusual friendship did happen. After signing the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868), Red Cloud helped his people

Just about everything about Wyoming over the last 180 million years has been BIG. Although it is vast today, the Wyoming of 180 million years ago sure looked different from today. Most everything was truly gigantic. Even the geography was different. Instead of high plains with semi-arid desert la

BELOVED by legendary cartoon character Fred Flintstone for being part of a very tasty burger, the dinosaur called brontosaurus isn't an actual animal that existed in the past.

From the Wort in Jackson to the most iconic accommodations in Yellowstone, these historic hotels are among the best in Wyoming.

MailOnline Travel has scoured the world and uncovered seven bizarre buildings that give the architecture rule book the definite cold shoulder.

Travels in Geology: The wild east of Wyoming: Bone wars, outlaw hideouts and crack climbing by Mary Caperton Morton Thursday, May 24, 2018 Eastern Wyoming is known for its wide open spaces. Credit: Mary Caperton Morton When vacationers plan trips to Wyoming, the western half of the state, with its grizzly bears, Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Park, tends to be the biggest draw. But Eastern Wyoming — home to bone wars, outlaw hideouts and the nation’s first national monument ...