I was born in Rapid City, South Dakota. My parents named me for General Douglas McArthur (it was Pear Harbor Day, and McArthur is the link). I mostly grew up in Butte, Montana, but have a brief history in Pinedale and Newcastle, Wyoming. I received an undergraduate degree in Journalism from Black Hills State University in Spearfish. Straight out of college, my first professional radio job was at KBFS in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Followed by KTFI in Twin Falls, Idaho; KAAT-FM in Oakhurst/Fresno Calif., and other jobs too numerous to mention including 15 years (total) in two stints with KQSW/Rock Springs, where I was news Director and co-hosted the morning show. Why go back a second time? The owner was a friend of mine. People thought I was crazy to go there, but the people you know are what makes a community. I also worked as a TV anchor/reporter for KTWO television in Casper in 2000, and as a correspondent for the State News Service. I first came to Cheyenne to work for KMUS IN 1996. Came back here in 2008, and have been with Townsquare Media and KGAB since.
Doug Randall
Black Dog Animal Rescue: Laramie County Has A Cat Crisis
Brittany Wallesch says so many cats are being abandoned or left at shelters that it's become a crisis in Laramie County.
Wyoming Governor: Nuclear Waste Storage Still To Be Explored
But while the governor says he will look into the possibility of storing spent nuclear fuel rods, he also says the idea is "not on the front burner."
Authorities Looking For Fort Collins Sex Offender
Steven Wayne Martinez is wanted for failure to appear, harassment, and failure to comply/assault charges.
Wyoming Law Enforcement Agencies Announce Peer Support Program
According to Blue Help, 192 officers have died by suicide compared to 102 in the line of duty across the country so far in 2019.
The Cheyenne MPO Wants Your Opinion On Transportation Issues
If you have an opinion on local transportation issues, the Cheyenne MPO wants to hear it.
Wyoming Lawmakers May Again Consider Expanding Medicaid In 2020
Wyoming lawmakers have rejected several proposals to expand Medicaid in the state over the last few years.
Online Poll: Does Wyoming Need A Hate Crime Law?
A bill creating a hate crime law was first introduced in the Wyoming Legislature in 1999, but so far no such proposal has become law in the state.
Tip About Visitor Traffic Leads To Wyoming Drug Bust
The tip eventually led to a search warrant being executed.
Cheyenne City Council To Consider Resolution To Repay $56,000
Council President Rocky Case says the resolution will be introduced under ''special rules and the finance committee."
Rep. Cheney: Impeachment Proceedings ‘Just A Sham’
Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney says efforts by congressional Democrats to impeach President Trump are really just an effort to overturn the 2016 presidential election