Wyoming town settles $90K racial discrimination lawsuit
A town in Wyoming has settled a civil rights lawsuit filed by a former town employee who accused his supervisor of allegedly calling him racial slurs…
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Groups prepare to sue over grazing in Wyoming grizzly range
Conservationists worried that continued livestock grazing in a Wyoming forest could endanger grizzly bears are preparing to sue the U.S.…
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University of Wyoming professor enters US Senate race
A second Democrat has entered the race for an open U.S. Senate seat in…
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Wyoming man pleads guilty to stealing from Boy Scouts, woman
A Wyoming man pleaded guilty to taking more than $30,000 from the Boy Scouts while he was a scoutmaster, court records…
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New program targets medical oxygen fire fatalities
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS has launched a new prevention program aimed at reducing the risk and injury to home medical oxygen users. …
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Grand Teton acquires 35-acre inholding
In cooperation with The Conservation Fund, the National Park Service has acquired a 35-acre parcel of property within the administrative boundary of…
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Colorado dog sled guide preparing for Wyoming’s Stage Stop
Six snowy miles up Tiger Road, seemingly closer to Keystone than Breckenridge, a cacophony of Siberian husky howls fill the…
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Game and Fish continues review of Jackson housing costs
Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioners are continuing their review of ways to meet the housing costs facing its personnel in the Jackson…
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Wyoming’s capital sees economic downturn due to job decrease
Wyoming’s capital city is experiencing an economic downturn driven by a reduction in local mining and construction jobs, a new report…
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Jackson Hole Airport moves towards net-zero carbon emission
The Jackson Hole Airport Board is taking steps to offset the carbon emissions of the airport’s operational vehicles and its employee commuter…
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Wyoming governor requests funding for suicide call center
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has recommended providing $400,000 to fund an in-state call center for the National Suicide Prevention…
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Liz Cheney won’t run for US Senate seat from Wyoming
Rep. Liz Cheney, a Wyoming Republican and member of GOP House leadership, will not run for Senate in 2020, avoiding a contentious primary in the…
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Wyoming lawmakers to consider switch to daylight saving time
Wyoming state lawmakers in the new legislative session will have another opportunity to permanently shift the state to daylight saving…
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Flu spreads rapidly in Wyoming but other states faring worse
Influenza is spreading rapidly in Wyoming. Wyoming Department of Health officials don’t typically release numbers of flu cases in the middle of flu…
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Former Wyoming patrol officer settles lawsuit over crash
A Montana food distributor reached a settlement with a former Wyoming Highway Patrol officer stemming from a 2015 collision that forced the trooper…
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Woman, man died in apparent murder-suicide in Gillette
A 36-year-old woman and a 46-year-old man are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in northeastern Wyoming, police…
Continue Reading Wyoming firm settles religious discrimination suit
A Wyoming company has settled a federal lawsuit by a former employee who claimed she was pressured to take Scientology courses as a condition of her…
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Wyoming lawmaker sponsoring wolf-kill compensation bill
A Wyoming lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to create a new state compensation program for ranchers who lose livestock to wolves.…
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UPDATE: Teton Pass to close Monday at 2 p.m.
The Wyoming Department of Transportation will close Teton Pass Tuesday morning at 3 a.m. for avalanche…
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Bob Weir booked for Rendezvous Festival
One of the founding members of the Grateful Dead will headline the 7th Annual Jackson Hole Rendezvous Festival March…
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Wyoming lawmakers to try again with Interstate 80 toll bill
Wyoming lawmakers will try again to enact tolls on Interstate…
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Avalanche traps delivery truck, closes Teton Pass
The Wyoming Department of Transportation reports Teton Pass has been closed in both directions due to an…
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Foul weather postpones helicopter goat shoot in Grand Teton
Foul weather has postponed plans to kill nonnative mountain goats in Grand Teton National…
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Jackson Council approves Snow King plan
On a 4-1 vote, the Jackson Town Council has approved a long-debated Snow King Resort Association Master Plan. …
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Federal felon escapes from Wyoming re-entry center
A prisoner escaped from a Wyoming re-entry center in December after leaving to report to Healthcare for the Homeless and then perform a job search,…
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Deputies at Wyoming jail now required to wear body cameras
Deputies who work in a Wyoming county jail are now required to wear body cameras, the first program of its kind in the state, Sweetwater County…
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Woman wounded, man dead of self-inflicted gunshot in Wyoming
A man fatally shot himself after shooting a woman in the head, police …
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Liz Cheney undecided, Lummis dominates Wyoming Senate race
While Liz Cheney considers whether to run for an open U.S. Senate seat, the race so far has only one well-known candidate: Cynthia Lummis, a fellow…
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Firefighters urge neighbors: Adopt a Hydrant
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS is encouraging residents to “adopt a hydrant” this…
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Mountain Goat removal to save Big Horns to begin Monday
Wayward, non-native goats have prompted Grand Teton National Park to implement a temporary area closure from January 5 through January 12. …
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