Wyoming-born Ian Munsick brought the spirit of the open range to the stage, blending modern country with Western, folk, and bluegrass influences.

Munsick has a strong Wyoming connection, having performed in Casper at the 5150′ Festival in 2022, breaking records for the event. He returned to Casper for The Country & WESTern Tour at the Ford Wyoming Center on October 5, 2024, and again on February 19, 2026, for his Eagle Flies Free tour, sharing the stage with guests Jake Worthington, and Tyler Nance.

Raised on a Sheridan ranch and now based in Nashville, the 29-year-old singer and multi-instrumentalist has earned acclaim for hits like “Long Live Cowgirls” and “Horses Are Faster”, as well as projects like “Coyote Cry,” “White Buffalo,” and “Eagle Feather”. With hundreds of millions of streams and tours alongside Morgan Wallen and Cody Johnson, Munsick’s authentic, neo-traditional sound set the perfect tone for his recent Casper performance.

For fans of authentic, Western-themed country, Ian Munsick delivers both nostalgia and modern flair, bringing a slice of Wyoming ranch life to the stage. Check out photos from the incredible performance below!

That white stuff out there is called snow. Plow drivers are out there trying to remember what they do. It’s been a while. This was not a major snow event, but it was enough to impact the entire state and region.

If you are traveling this Thursday, 02/19/26, you’ll want to look at this map from WYDOT, BELOW showing early morning road conditions for the Cowboy State.

Watch for snowy roads and considerable black ice across the entire state.

Today will be very cold, but those roads will warm up somewhat due to traffic. The snow that warms will turn to black ice.

The good news is that most of our main roads across Wyoming show tricky, high caution conditions, but very few are closed. The closed ones are marked in red on the map below.

Most of our region won’t warm up past freezing until Sunday. That will keep some snow, but also that black ice on the roads.

Expect some breezy conditions, but thankfully, not the heavy wind that blows the snow back across our roads.

We should warm up into the 40s for daytime highs next week. There is a possibility of another front like this one moving through by next Wednesday or Thursday, but that forecast is too far out to say for sure. We will have to keep an eye on it.

To keep up with changing road conditions, use this link for WYDOT 511.

That will provide you with the ever-changing map of road conditions. Be sure to use WYDOT’s camera option to see what the highways look like before you go out there.