TONIGHT, Monday, November 3, join Wyoming PBS at 9 p.m. for WHY DINOSAURS? Join a father and son as they embark on a journey around the world, visiting natural history museums and interviewing paleontologists and dinosaur fanatics of all walks of life. Together they track down the artists behind Jurassic Park, dig up dinosaur bones, and attempt to uncover why everybody loves dinosaurs. Tune in tonight at 9 p.m. or stream the program live on the free PBS app. | Wyoming PBS

In a remote stretch of prairie near Chugwater, Wyoming, a piece of Cold War history has been preserved in near-original condition. The Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility, now a Wyoming State Historic Site, was once the alert and launch control center for the Peacekeeper missile system—the most powerful nuclear missile ever deployed by the United States. Decommissioned in 2005 and restored using authentic military equipment, the site offers a rare glimpse into the operations and infrastructure of n