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It's almost that dreaded time of year again. Why is it dreaded? Because all Wyomingites realize 1 major truth: it's about to start getting darker a lot sooner.

It's almost that dreaded time of year again. Why is it dreaded? Because all Wyomingites realize 1 major truth: it's about to start getting darker a lot sooner.

A new report from Calm reveals some reasons people aren't getting the optimal quantity or quality of rest. Here are the five biggest trends uncovered in "The Snooze Report."

Halloween will be warm under partly cloudy skies with through 7PM then temperatures start to drop, and the northerly winds increase between 10-15 MPHFirst day of November: Colder, drier air with overnight lows in the mid-50s region wide and afternoon highs in the low to mid 60s with breezy conditions an partly cloudy skies. Wind N 10-15 mph Hazards: Tidal flooding will be possible as the onshore flow continues this weekLooking ahead: Cold to end the week, and then a comfortable weekend. Day...

While a snow showers are possible this morning, most of the region will see a decrease in cloud cover.

October was a mild month. My cold-weather running clothing is ready. However, this clothing remains on standby thanks to our mild autumn weather.

On this first day of November, expect colder, drier air with overnight lows in the mid-50s.

The weather's getting colder and the leaves are changing and with that comes time to change your clocks back! Daylight Saving Time comes to an end on Sunday, November 5 at 2 a.m.

More than two in three adults cited seven hours as the required amount of sleep for better mental health — but only one in three get that amount.

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