Grand Teton continues to phase in visitor access and services
Beginning Tuesday, some visitor centers will open, backcountry permits will be available and there will be additional take-out food services from park concessioners.
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Beginning Tuesday, some visitor centers will open, backcountry permits will be available and there will be additional take-out food services from park concessioners.
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A train operated by Union Pacific Railroad derailed in Wyoming, causing several rail cars to catch on fire and explode.
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They’ve been pulled from steep canyons and rushing rivers, sometimes no longer breathing, after chasing a cryptic poem’s clues and promise of treasure deep into the Rocky Mountains.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation will begin repair work on the Wilson Bridge on Wyoming Highway 22 beginning Tuesday, June 16 through Thursday, June 18
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Faced with huge projected revenue losses, the Teton County, Wyoming Board of County Commissioners approved a final draft budget for Fiscal Year 2021, which begins July 1.
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The Teton County School District #1 Board of Education has approved a $1.2 million reduction in the District’s Recreation District Levy.
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Wyoming’s governor is making his first official, multi-day trip outside Cheyenne since the coronavirus pandemic hit the state in March.
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A surge in one county has boosted the number of coronavirus cases in Wyoming.
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A large elk population continues to lure wolves to cattle ranches in Jackson Hole.
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More than 1,300 people were tested at a COVID-19 active disease mass testing event with Emerg-A-Care and Jackson Hole Fire/EMS on May 28.
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A woman was found dead at an oilfield site in northeastern Wyoming.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation plans to close 10 highway rest areas to save money amid a budget crisis.
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Jackson, Wyoming law enforcement agencies invited community members to participate in a dialogue designed to share thoughts and answer questions today.
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The Jackson Hole Chamber has canceled the 4th of July Town Parade for 2020.
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Applications for temporary unemployment assistance in Wyoming declined during the week ending May 30 as the U.S. economy continued to struggle with measures to contain the coronavirus, officials said Thursday.
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University of Wyoming officials have drafted a plan to resume classes on campus with a modified schedule next school year, provided the state helps with funding.
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There are no plans to deploy Wyoming National Guard troops to quell riots in other states but they will be available in case they’re needed in Wyoming or elsewhere in the region, Gov. Mark Gordon said.
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Four roommates in Wyoming were charged in criminal court on suspicion of violating a quarantine order issued because of their exposure to COVID-19, prosecutors said.
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The Just Dandy women’s clothing store in downtown Cheyenne has endured fire, flooding, recessions and so far the coronavirus pandemic, but will this year’s cancellation of the city’s famous cowboy-and-rodeo festival, Cheyenne Frontier Days, be the daddy-of-’em-all disaster?
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The new “sand barrel array” system to stop runaway vehicles will be active by this weekend on WYO 22 Teton Pass.
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Wyoming’s unemployment rate more than doubled to 9.2% in April amid an energy-market downturn and measures to control the coronavirus.
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The number of unemployment claims filed in Wyoming has dropped as the state eases coronavirus-related restrictions.
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A child testing positive for the coronavirus has prompted the closure of a Wyoming daycare center and testing of 32 employees and children.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed legislation that will direct $1.25 billion in federal funding into the state economy.
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A Fremont County, Wyoming man has died of COVID-19.
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A surge in local cases of the coronavirus blamed on people not following social distancing recommendations or wearing face masks in public has prompted the cancellation of a Memorial Day car show in Wyoming.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear the appeal of what was Wyoming’s lone inmate on death row, possibly clearing the way for his execution.
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A Wyoming teacher charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of her fiancee allegedly told deputies she feared he would beat her.
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Wyoming lawmakers approved the outline of a large aid package for hospitals, businesses and people affected by the coronavirus in a rare special session over the weekend.
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A man is dead and an elementary school teacher in jail after a shooting in Wyoming’s capital city.
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A grizzly bear attacked a man looking for antlers in western Wyoming.
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Health officials say the first outbreak of the coronavirus at a nursing home in Wyoming has infected at least nine people.
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A handful of legislators met in person at the Wyoming Capitol and the rest by computer video Friday for a special session to address the coronavirus pandemic and its growing economic toll.
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Snow King Mountain plans to reopen starting Memorial Day weekend.
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Teton County, Wyoming officials say they will not seek variances to updated public health orders announced by Governor Mark Gordon this week.
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As Wyoming prepares to reopen business, the Department of Health is encouraging anyone with COVID-19 symptoms to get tested.
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The Teton County School District #1 has voted not to return to school classes this spring.
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JACKSON WY (Press Release) Tonight during their regular board meeting, the Board of Education voted to continue with the current Adapted Learning Plan for the remainder of the school year. This means that students will not return to school for face to face learning. This item was added to the board’s agenda due to Governor
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A Wyoming sheriff’s officer was justified when he shot and killed a man who was carrying an ax, a prosecutor announced Monday.
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St. John’s Health in Jackson has initiated a COVID-19 testing procedure intended to help protect staff and patients.
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Expect some delays if you’re traveling on Wyoming Highway 22 over the Wilson Bridge Tuesday and Wednesday, May 12-13.
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Wyoming lawmakers are considering a bill for an upcoming special session that would provide $50 million in grants and loans to small businesses affected by the coronavirus.
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The 65th Wyoming Legislature will be back for a special two-day session beginning May 15.
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Officials in Wyoming plan to use wastewater testing as a potential method for detecting levels of COVID-19 infections among the public.
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An unruly grizzly bear that fell for a trap last week in Wyoming was captured and killed by wildlife officials who had their radar on the animal for years.
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Attorneys for the U.S. government and the state of Wyoming urged an appeals court Tuesday to throw out much of a judge’s ruling that blocked the first grizzly bear hunts in the Lower 48 states in almost three decades.
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The body of a man missing in a Wyoming canyon has been found.
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JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (KIFI/KIDK) – It all started with bagels. “We wanted to do something for the local bagel shop which was closing,” Meagan Murtagh and Lisa Roarke of The Hole Quarantine said. “So we texted a bunch of our friends and really quickly we raised a lot of money to buy a ton of
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Variances to statewide public health orders have been approved for Teton County, Wyoming.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has extended a directive designed to protect the state from COVID-19 through May 8.
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Teton County (Wyoming) Health is now offering free COVID-19 active disease testing to people who qualify, based on insurance status and symptoms.
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The Teton (Wyoming) Public Health District will allow an order restricting the size of gatherings to only individuals in the same household to expire.
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Some lodges and other offerings at Grand Teton National Park are not expected to open for the summer season to combat the spread of the coronavirus, company officials said.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation will open eastbound trailer traffic on Wyoming Highway 22 beginning Friday.
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Some Wyoming school districts are deciding to remain closed for the rest of the school year.
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Teton County, Wyoming Commissioners have voted to extend public access restrictions at all County buildings through Monday, May 4.
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A man died while scuba diving in a Wyoming reservoir, authorities said.
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Wyoming has received 50,000 protective face masks from the Taiwanese government to protect health care workers and others from the coronavirus, Gov. Mark Gordon said.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon unveiled a plan Thursday aimed at easing restrictions and resuming some activities in the state.
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Teton County/Town of Jackson Parks and Recreation will begin offering free showers to the community at the Recreation Center starting Saturday, April 25.
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A Teton County, Wyoming resident has died of COVID-19.
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The wolf population in Wyoming has reached about 300 animals, around the same number of wolves wildlife managers aimed to have before hunting was prohibited between 2014 and 2017.
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A city council in Wyoming has decided for a second time not to punish people who violate state health orders intended to limit spread of the coronavirus.
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Police say workers found human bones while digging in a back yard in Wyoming’s capital city.
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Four members of the Northern Arapahoe Tribe died of COVID-19 in Fremont County, Wyoming Monday night.
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A Jackson man was killed in a crash on US 26, near milepost 95, near Dubois at 1:54 p.m. Saturday.
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Flanked by bodyguards wearing virus-protection face masks, Gov. Mark Gordon told about 100 raucous protesters Monday he didn’t know when Wyoming would get back to normal but he’s talking with state officials about how to reopen businesses.
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Two environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit Monday to stop a proposed underground natural gas pipeline from Idaho to Wyoming, saying it would harm protected grizzly bears and other wildlife.
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Testing ability and statistics rather than a schedule will determine when places in Wyoming ordered closed to limit the spread of the coronavirus will be allowed to reopen, Gov. Mark Gordon said Friday.
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Jackson Hole Fire/EMS rescued a dog that was trapped in a badger hole Friday.
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Rehabilitation work is scheduled to begin Tuesday on the Flat Creek Bridge on West Broadway in Jackson.
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Two patients of the Wyoming State Hospital in Evanston have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
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A potent spring snowstorm closed a 250-mile stretch of Interstate 80 in Wyoming on Thursday.
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A Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce survey reflects how much a stay-at-home policy has affected the Teton County small business community.
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Wyoming Game and Fish is suspending the sale of non-resident daily and five-day fishing licenses, effective immediately.
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Construction is expected to begin as early as the spring of 2022 on a replacement to the Yellowstone River Bridge in Yellowstone National Park.
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The Wyoming Department of Health says a Laramie County man has died of the Coronavirus disease.
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Wyoming’s low population density may become a working research project for the Centers for Disease Control.
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The Teton County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help with identifying suspects involved in a theft in the Hoback area.
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A general contractor has apologized for making a death threat in November at Jackson Town Hall after he was convicted of disruptive conduct within governmental facilities, prosecutors said.
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Wyoming has recorded its first COVID-19 related death.
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St. John’s Health CEO Dr. Paul Beaupre says he is postponing testing of health care workers and emergency first responders for COVID-19 antibody information until a reliable community platform can be selected.
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Teton County, Wyoming is reporting 45 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the community, as of Thursday morning
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Wyoming elections officials say they have no plans to move the date of the primary election in August but are looking at how to protect voters and poll workers from the coronavirus.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation is continuing work on the second half of the Jackson South reconstruction project.
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Teton County, Wyoming District Health officials are asking everyone to wear cloth face coverings in public settings where other physical distancing measures may be difficult to maintain.
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A man who has split his time between southeast Wyoming and teaching overseas is running for the state’s lone U.S. House seat.
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A Wyoming judge has ordered the release of a school district’s investigative report on bullying and harassment at a junior high school in Cheyenne that was prompted by racist and homophobic flyers posted last year.
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Wyoming lawmakers are considering holding a special legislative session to decide what to do with the federal stimulus money coming to the state, and to confront other issues brought on by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Three existing Wyoming health orders have been extended through April 30 as part of an effort to slow community transmission of the COVID-19 virus.
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The University of Wyoming has canceled traditional graduation and will instead hold virtual commencement ceremonies because of the coronavirus.
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The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation has committed $311,500 to provide immediate support to critical community-service organizations in Wyoming and Idaho.
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Unemployment claims in Wyoming continue to surge as the coronavirus keeps businesses closed and people at home, resulting in long phone delays for out-of-work people seeking to file for compensation.
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Teton County, Wyoming Search and Rescue teams have closed the Coal Creek parking lot as the search for a missing snowboarder continues in the wake of an avalanche.
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The Jackson-based assistance organization “One 22” has awarded $296,839 in financial relief to 306 community members.
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Wyoming courts are extending measures to discourage spread of the coronavirus by another seven weeks.
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Wyoming’s attorney general asked the U.S. Supreme Court to deny a death row inmate’s request for appeal, arguing he did not preserve his ability to appeal the case.
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The Wyoming Legislature will likely hold its first special session in over 15 years to allocate emergency federal funding to address the coronavirus pandemic and possibly other matters, House Speaker Steve Harshman said.
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Fire destroyed much of a six-bay garage in Wilson at around 11:35 p.m. Monday.
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Conservation groups sued the U.S. government Tuesday over livestock grazing in a Wyoming forest, saying grizzly bears are too often killed by ranchers and wildlife managers for pursuing cattle in such settings.
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