Yellowstone

There are lot of things people wish they could say in jobs around the country that just wouldn't be political correct. Enter YouTube channel ReThinkingTourism.

If you love the TV series Yellowstone, you need to see the trailer for the new Kevin Costner movie. I believe John Dutton would be very proud of this.

I've got a good one for you. If you want to avoid natural disasters, come to Wyoming. Are you done laughing yet? Good. There really is a study that says our state is the go-to place to be safe.

Trying to get closer to bison is dangerous for many reasons. It's obvious these are large animals, but they're also wildly unpredictable. Yellowstone tourists learned this lesson the hard way a few weeks ago.

Yellowstone has become one of the most popular shows on television these days. We've shared information about official casting calls for the show, but be aware that there are some fake ones happening right now also.

It's not like this doesn't happen in Wyoming practically all the time. It's nature after all. But, it's not often you get to witness a grizzly take down an elk right next to the road as one Wyoming driver witnessed.

There is a reason why Yellowstone is one of the most-watched shows on television these days. Season 3 ended with some dramatic cliffhangers. A friend of an extra who's currently involved in season 4 filming has shared some potential spoilers about what we might see happen on the show.

"I'd rather go face to face with a grizzly."

Watch a beautiful fall morning sunrise in Yellowstone's West Thumb, featuring the stunning colors of a morning in Wyoming's greatest national park.

There are alleged sightings of Bigfoot all across America, but most are in the Pacific Northwest. There's a new share of 3 chilling eyewitness sightings that have happened here in Wyoming.