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Student loan debt is major concern for a large portion of America, but luckily, at least for most Wyomingites, it is much less of concern.

If there is one thing Wyoming is known for, it's having extremely hard workers.

Higher education can be a very important factor in getting the career, as well as the salary, you want, which is just another good reason to live in the great state of Wyoming.

There are probably a fair share of Wyomingites that would say otherwise, but the Cowboy State is beating out over 80% of America when it comes to student debt.

It's always a good sign when the Cowboy State ranks high on a study, but when it's all about our children and even more specifically, their learning, it's even better.

A new study by the financial website WalletHub ranks Wyoming as the most energy-expensive state in the nation in which to live. The study found that the average monthly energy cost in Wyoming is a whopping $845. That was $200 per month more than the second-most energy-expensive state, North Dakota...

The survey ranked Wyoming 39th for economic activity, 22nd for economic health, and 38th for innovation potential.

Wyoming is among the top 20 worst states to pursue a career in law enforcement, according to a report released Monday.

Wyoming has a big drug problem, according to a report released Wednesday.

If you need yet another reason to know that living in Wyoming is the best, you can now add to the list that we live in the least sinful state in all of the United States of America.