Wyoming revenue shortfalls reach historic levels
Wyoming revenue projections indicate hundreds of millions in shortfalls.
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Wyoming revenue projections indicate hundreds of millions in shortfalls.
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Some county health officials in Wyoming have advanced an effort for a mandatory mask order as the number of active coronavirus cases keeps rising across the state.
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In the event there is one, Wyoming has submitted its initial plan to the Centers for Disease Control for distributing and administering a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Donations from a recent women’s hunting event will directly benefit food pantries in the state, officials said.
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The University of Wyoming announced Thursday seven students in a sorority house have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Cooler temperatures and increased moisture is bringing relief to fire conditions in Teton County.
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Low oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic continue to take a toll on Wyoming’s economy, according to a new state report.
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During the month of October 2020, there has been a substantial increase in active COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in Teton County, Wyoming.
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Dr. Jerome Adams said the coronavirus is controllable with three simple W’s or prevention.
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St. John’s Health and the St. John’s Health Foundation wrapped the southwest antler arch on the town square in pink lights to commemorate breast cancer awareness month.
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Wyoming coronavirus hospitalizations reached a new high Wednesday as a fall surge in infections continued unabated, raising concern that small hospitals could run out of room to treat intensive-care patients.
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The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has officially called off the traditional Trick-or-Treat on Town Square.
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The University of Wyoming has announced that its wrestling program halted activities after the team confirmed six cases of COVID-19.
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A federal court said it would uphold a Federal Trade Commission decision to block a proposed merger between two leading Wyoming coal companies.
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Over the past 14 days, Wyoming has averaged approximately 79 new cases of COVID-19 per day.
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Breezy weather continued Tuesday to fan a wildfire threatening a handful of cabin communities in southeastern Wyoming.
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One hunter was injured and another unhurt by grizzly bears in two separate attacks in Wyoming.
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The largest utility in Wyoming is considering more sustainable solutions for old wind turbine blades, instead of tossing them into a landfill.
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News reporters on urgent deadlines will need to file a time-consuming public records request in order for the Wyoming Department of Corrections to answer any of their questions after the agency lays off its public information officer, a state corrections official said Tuesday.
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Wyoming’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 6.6% in August from 7.1% in July.
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General election voting is underway in Wyoming.
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The Wyoming High School Activities Association says it plans for high school basketball and wrestling to start on time.
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The University of Wyoming is developing plans to address a $42.3 million budget cut over the next two years because state revenues are declining due the coronavirus pandemic and a downturn in the coal, oil and natural gas industries.
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A student at a Wyoming junior high school tested positive for the coronavirus while the number of known cases in the state lurched upward by over 100, officials said Thursday.
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Wyoming lawmakers are discussing whether to end a tax break on new wind energy projects.
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The Wyoming Republican Party has voted to censure a member of the Natrona County delegation for her role in founding a nonpartisan political action committee that gave money to some Democratic candidates across the state.
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Hurricane-force winds that struck a Wyoming city likely caused millions of dollars in damage and could take up to six months to clean up.
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Forest officials in Wyoming have announced that the Bridger-Teton National Forest increased by 240 acres after formerly private land was transferred to the forest.
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The University of Wyoming plans to restart in-person classes Tuesday after switching to online learning when a cluster of coronavirus cases emerged.
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In-person classes at the University of Wyoming will begin for the fall semester no sooner than Monday amid ongoing efforts to test for the coronavirus among students and others on campus, university officials said Wednesday.
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The LOTOJA Bike Race, which takes riders on a 205 mile ride from Logan, Utah and finishes at Teton Village, will pass through Jackson this Saturday.
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Some 95,114 wild horses and burros roam free throughout the United States, according to a March 1 count by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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Childhood chatter rang out over the blacktop, masked students queued up for school buses, and street signs blinked a warning to slow down outside of Park Elementary.
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Officials in a Wyoming city have decided not to prohibit feeding feral cats and dogs.
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The Wyoming Public Defender’s office faces staffing losses that could severely affect its service to residents because of a 10% budget cut.
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The Jackson/Teton County Housing Department received a $25,000 grant to secure temporary housing for community members seeking a place to quarantine or isolate due to COVID-19.
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The Teton District Public Health Order #20-6, requiring all adults wear face coverings in public places in Teton County, including within the City of Jackson, has been extended through Sept. 30, 2020.
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An accident on a highway pass in western Wyoming has killed a state transportation worker.
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Teton County posted Wyoming’s best improvement in unemployment statistics during July.
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Rapper and music producer Kanye West has missed a deadline to submit signatures to get on the presidential ballot in his home state of Wyoming.
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The unpaved section of the Moose-Wilson Road in Grand Teton National Park will be temporarily closed for seasonal dust abatement until 8 a.m. Thursday.
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The University of Wyoming experienced a substantial rise in enrollment after the governor announced a grant-funding program for students, the school said on Sunday.
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(KIFI/KIDK) An Amber Alert has been issued in Wyoming for a Montana couple and a baby. The Montana Department of Justice says, 20-year-old Andrew Warner, along with 19-year-old Hayli Emerson, abducted 6-month-old Lucas Warner. Police say, Andrew is the noncustodial father. Police say, the two are driving a late 1990’s to early 2000’s white Chevrolet
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The Teton County Health Department, in partnership with St. John’s Health, will begin COVID-19 surveillance testing for businesses beginning Monday, August 24.
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The University of Wyoming has reported 61 confirmed cases of the coronavirus on Thursday, officials said.
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The Teton County Fair Board is looking to crown its royalty this weekend to represent the 2021 Teton County Fair.
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Women are all but guaranteed to claim a majority of Wyoming’s congressional delegation for the first time after voters picked four – two Republicans and two Democrats – to compete for U.S. Senate and House seats in November.
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Rapper and music producer Kanye West’s campaign ran into trouble with the law Tuesday on his first day of trying to get on the presidential ballot in his home state of Wyoming.
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wo well-funded Republican candidates with past experience in federal office face several little-known challengers, while an usually large number of Democrats are seeking nomination for U.S. Senate and House in Wyoming’s primary Tuesday.
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Two well-known and well-funded candidates dominate a dozen Republicans while a bigger-than-usual field of Democrats seek nomination for the U.S. Senate and House in Wyoming’s primary Tuesday.
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Wyoming is no longer the only state without its own suicide prevention call center.
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The body of a missing 7-year-old boy was found Tuesday after he had been missing since last Thursday, the Casper Star-Tribune reported.
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The Wyoming Department of Health reduced the number of probable coronavirus cases in the state.
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A 9-year-old boy was reunited with his family after a driver found him walking alone alongside Interstate 80 in southwestern Wyoming.
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Searchers continued to look for a 7-year-old boy Monday, two days after finding his father dead in a submerged all-terrain vehicle in southwestern Wyoming.
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One person is dead and another injured in a shootout with police in Wyoming.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has allocated $7.5 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding to the state’s Adult Education Grant Program.
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In an effort to decrease community spread of COVID-19 in Teton County Wyo., the Teton District Health Officer is issuing a recommendation that restaurants and bars close at 10:00 p.m. to discourage crowding.
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Wyoming’s current health orders will remain in place through at least August 15, as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise.
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More inmates and employees at the Wyoming State Penitentiary have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Testing of inmates, staff and healthcare workers at Wyoming’s maximum-security prison has detected at least 10 cases of the coronavirus, corrections officials said Wednesday.
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The longest-serving head of a state corrections agency plans to retire.
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A 14-year-old boy is charged with manslaughter for allegedly shooting a 13-year-old boy in Wyoming.
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Wyoming’s unemployment rate fell to 7.6% in June, down from 8.8% in May as state officials lifted some public health orders for slowing spread of the coronavirus.
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The Wyoming Legislature could consider providing up to $2 million to help the state’s tourism sector cope with the economic impact of the pandemic.
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University of Wyoming officials have released a plan to respond to any surge in the coronavirus on campus after students return in the fall.
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Each spring since the 1890s, Sublette County cattle ranchers have pushed their herds from the lowlands up to summer pasture along the upper Green River, now a federally-regulated 267-square-mile swath of high-elevation plateau known as the Upper Green River rangeland complex.
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After a year-long process, the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has adopted the Wyoming Chronic Wasting Disease Management Plan.
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An aviation company disputes a claim it is responsible for the death of a glider passenger in response to a lawsuit filed by the family of a victim in a Wyoming crash.
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The Teton County Health Department is working with Moe’s Original BBQ located at 140 N. Cache Street in Jackson to identify contacts of a patron who dined in the establishment and tested positive for COVID-19.
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Wyoming’s governor and top public health officer spoke firmly in support of wearing face masks in public amid accelerating spread of the coronavirus and doubt among some that masks are necessary.
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Prosecutors in Wyoming have again decided not to pursue sexual abuse charges against a retired Roman Catholic bishop accused of abusing boys over decades.
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A school board member apologized Monday for his “stupid” comments about people from Wyoming who have died from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Kanye West plans to use a former drug-manufacturing warehouse in Wyoming to create his Yeezy brand clothing and shoes.
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A Utah man was killed Sunday morning when his car crashed at milepost 71 on US 89 near Afton, Wyoming.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has approved more than $250 million in state budget cuts for the current 2-year budget cycle.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation will stop work on the Flat Creek Bridge on West Broadway in Jackson by Saturday morning.
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Teton County, Wyoming voters are encouraged to vote by absentee ballot for the Wyoming 2020 primary election August 18.
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Wyoming state agencies have submitted plans for 10% budget cuts that could eliminate services for children and the elderly and slash funding for mental health programs, Gov. Mark Gordon said.
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A U.S. appeals court said Wednesday that a federal judge was right to restore protections for about 700 grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region of the Rocky Mountains, after federal officials sought to turn over management of the animals to states that would have allowed them to be hunted.
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The Wyoming Department of Corrections has returned over 100 inmates from facilities in other states in a move delayed by the coronavirus.
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The Jackson Town Council has approved an emergency ordinance requiring people to wear cloth face coverings in public places.
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A company that mines and refines soda ash and related products in in Green River plans to lay off an unspecified number of workers in response to the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.
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A resurgence of coronavirus has prompted a U.S. Air Force base in Wyoming to reinstate health protection measures and limit access to watch a Fourth of July fireworks show.
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A fireworks show exploded as it was being set up by firefighters in Wyoming but they turned around and fought the flames.
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Federal officials plan to reconsider how they manage Yellowstone National Park’s wild bison herds following longstanding complaints over the thousands of animals killed by hunters or captured and slaughtered as they attempt to migrate into Montana.
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Health officials in a northwestern Wyoming county busy with visitors to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks want to require people to wear masks indoors to limit spread of the coronavirus.
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The mayor of a small Wyoming town has resigned as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors to charges she misused a police database.
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Governor Mark Gordon says Wyoming’s current public health orders will be extended through July 15 because the number of COVID-19 cases in the state continues to steadily increase.
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When Taz McBride first laid eyes on “Hissy” he was up close with the tiny black bear in his grandmother’s Melody Ranch backyard.
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A Wyoming judge sentenced a teenager to up to 20 years in prison Thursday for bringing firearms and ammunition to his school in 2018 after he said he was upset following his biological father’s death.
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Some students at the University of Wyoming will be allowed to share dorm rooms under a revised plan to resume in-person classes during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The son of a man who died in a 2018 plane crash in Grand Teton National Park has filed a $3 million wrongful death lawsuit against Teton Aviation.
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Health officials worry an event in Wyoming’s capital city last weekend could worsen a spike in coronavirus cases.
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A Wyoming mayor resigned after being charged with using police department records for her personal benefit.
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Wyoming’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 8.8% in May, down from 9.6% recorded in April.
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The number of people infected with the coronavirus in Wyoming grew by the fastest rate since early May in numbers released Monday.
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Federal District Court Magistrate Judge Mark L Carman sentenced 31-year-old Tara L. Davoli and 30-year-old Sarah A. Piotrowski, both of Philadelphia, for being off-trail in a thermal area.
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Finding fun outdoors this summer may be a different experience than ever before.
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A new National Park Service (NPS) report shows 4 million people visiting Yellowstone in 2019 spent $507 million in communities near the park.
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