KOWB, AM 1290

With the Marine Corps turning 250, emotions run high. A new documentary is stirring memories for many veterans and their families alike.

The Sheriff’s Office is calling for help from the public as they seek to track down these wanted individuals.

With heavy hearts, state leaders share their reflections on Rep. John Eklund’s legacy—one built on kindness, dedication, and a true love for Wyoming's communities.

A local woman has been missing for 75 days, and police are reaching out to the community for help. Every bit of information counts.

This week’s blackout may have been brief, but it left many in the dark—literally and figuratively. Let's take a moment to think about being prepared.

This holiday is about airing family grievances.

From bounty hunters to ghosts, Casper’s got quite the cinematic resume. Let’s take a closer look at its role in the film world.

Half the affected customers got their power back, but questions linger about what really caused the outages. Let's break down the details.

As the federal government shifts its stance, the spotlight is back on marijuana possession laws right here in Wyoming.

Wyoming's heart is as big as its mountains, securing the title of most charitable state for the second year in a row.

A new initiative is paving the way for veterans to support one another, turning shared challenges into powerful coaching experiences. It’s quite inspiring.

Tonight might just bring a glimpse of those mesmerizing lights in the sky, even if the clouds try to steal the show.