Teton County tightens up gathering limitations
Teton County, Wyoming public health officials has issued a new order requiring all people to limit gatherings to only individuals within the same family.
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Teton County, Wyoming public health officials has issued a new order requiring all people to limit gatherings to only individuals within the same family.
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Teton Pass, Wyoming 22, will be closed at 4 p.m. Tuesday for avalanche mitigation.
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St. John’s Health in Jackson has purchased 10 new ventilators to help treat potential COVID-19 patients in Jackson.
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Wyoming has no plans for a stay-at-home order to contain the coronavirus but any order for the entire state would contain no exemptions, Gov. Mark Gordon said Monday.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court is expected to rule on a case that would determine whether transgender residents can change the genders on their birth certificates.
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Two people on horseback found the body of a central Wyoming teenager who went missing in November.
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has approved a tax cut for oil and gas producers that would take effect if low prices for the commodities persist.
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Teton County health officials have issued a new stay-at-home order for older residents.
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Local Interfaith Council asks all to join them in personal fasting and prayer Sunday, March 29, 2020 for relief from the COVID-19 pandemic
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Wyoming’s governor on Friday vetoed a bill that would’ve required doctors to provide lifesaving care to infants born after an attempted abortion.
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Governor Mark Gordon and State Health Officer Dr. Alexia Harrist have extended three existing health orders
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A report says Wyoming could lose more than 26,000 jobs by summer as a result of business shutdowns and isolation measures to contain the coronavirus.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon is asking Wyomingites to stay home to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Although Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks have closed, the Bridger-Teton National Forest said Wednesday it remains open and will continue to offer opportunities for dispersed recreation
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The Teton County Health Department believes community transmission is present in Teton County, Wyo. after follow up by the Wyoming Department of Health for the third COVID-19 case identified Tuesday night was completed.
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Hair and nail salons, massage parlors and tattoo shops shut down in Wyoming on Wednesday in response to Gov. Mark Gordon’s latest order to control the spread of the coronavirus.
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Teton County, Wyoming Health Officer Dr. Travis Riddell has released new recommendations aimed at containing the COVID-19 virus.
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An 11-year-old has died in an all-terrain vehicle crash in southwestern Wyoming.
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An Idaho Falls man is in custody following a pursuit that took place Saturday morning.
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A Wyoming prison inmate is dead in an apparent suicide.
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A crash involving multiple vehicles occurred in the eastbound lanes near milepost 331 on Interstate 80 east of Laramie Friday.
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A shortage of testing capacity is making it harder for health officials in Wyoming to determine just how many people in the state have been infected with coronavirus, doctors said.
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Governor Mark Gordon has endorsed a decision by the Wyoming State Health Officer to close public places for a two-week period to help slow the community spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Teton County Health Department officials say the county’s first case of COVID-19 was not a case of community transmission
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One snowmobiler was transported to St. John’s Medical Center after an accident on the Continental Divide Trail at around 7:23 p.m. Tuesday.
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Testing has revealed the new coronavirus in eight more people in Wyoming including seven linked to an assisted-living center resident who tested positive earlier.
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A collision between two semi-trucks led one to jack-knife across westbound lanes of a Wyoming highway and cause a pileup that killed three people, a highway patrol report said.
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The Wyoming Public Health Laboratory has identified seven newly reported cases of COVID-19.
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon is calling for a thoughtful, longer-term approach to the new coronavirus that looks beyond a series of shutdowns.
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Two prominent and long-serving Wyoming state lawmakers are planning to retire.
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More than 50 pronghorn have died in Wyoming from the bacteria that killed more than 75 of the animals last year, wildlife officials said.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (KIFI/KIDK)-Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon and State School Superintendent Jillian Balow are recommending all Wyoming schools remain closed through at least April 3. Final decisions will be left to superintendents and local school boards. Requirements for district staff to report to work will also be left to the discretion of local administrators. Gordon said
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The Teton County, Wyoming School District #1 will close Monday until at least April 5.
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The Jackson Town Council has approved an emergency ordinance limiting the size of community gatherings.
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The Jackson Town Council has scheduled a special town meeting Saturday morning to discuss potential health risks.
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ackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) is monitoring the situation closely and working with the Teton County Health Department by following the guidelines from the Center of Disease Control (CDC) to ensure the health and safety of all guests and staff.
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The Wyoming Legislature has failed to agree on funding $126 million in construction projects requested by Republican Gov. Mark Gordon despite negotiations.
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Calling them a “clear and present danger” to the community, the Town of Jackson and Teton County have decided to revoke the permits for three upcoming events. The reason; health threats caused by the novel Coronavirus, Covid-19.
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will be canceling the Rendezvous Spring Festival for March 26-28, 2020 per the directive from Town and County officials to reduce the possible spread of COVID-19 through large-scale public gatherings.
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Lab testing at the Wyoming Public Health Laboratory has identified the first known case of a state resident with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
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Wyoming regulators will begin planning in the weeks ahead to consider rate changes proposed by the state’s largest electric utility.
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The board overseeing an airport in western Wyoming will vote soon on a contested permit for a helicopter tour business.
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Information on missing or murdered Indigenous people in Wyoming could improve under legislation that would better manage missing persons reports and potentially coordinate work between multiple jurisdictions.
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Coronavirus risk is low in Wyoming right now, but the state’s top epidemiologist said that may change.
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The public will have an extra 15 days to comment on a Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Snow King Mountain Resort.
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Advocates for legalizing medical marijuana have been pressing their case in the days before a possible vote this weekend on Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation.
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Experts at the Teton Raptor Center released a rehabilitated Bald Eagle back into the wild Friday.
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Jackson and the Wyoming Office of Tourism are taking steps to help assure visitors during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Troopers have learned roughly 30 vehicles collided on the westbound side of Interstate 80 around milepost 184 Sunday.
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The Wyoming Department of Agriculture says the state has issued its first hemp processing and producing license.
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A recent decline in local Sage Grouse in the Jackson Hole area has pushed wildlife and land managers to consider new strategies to reverse the trend.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court has ordered state authorities to return $470,000 police seized during a traffic stop.
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The Teton County, Wyoming Health Department is working with St. John’s Health, the Wyoming Department of Health and local partners to prepare for possible cases of Novel-Coronavirus.
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At least three people are dead and dozens injured in crashes involving multiple vehicles around milepost 181 and 184 on Interstate 80.
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Republican mega-donor Foster Friess has decided not to run for an open U.S. Senate seat in Wyoming.
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Teton County and WYDOT are studying the Highway 22 corridor through Wilson.
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Wyoming had the second-highest suicide rate in the United States in 2018, a new report said.
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A measure to impose a 5% statewide lodging tax appears likely to pass the Wyoming Legislature after the state Senate approved it.
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A judge will privately review a school district’s report on racist and homophobic flyers posted at a Wyoming junior high school as he considers a news media lawsuit seeking the report’s public release.
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Tribal leaders in Wyoming have declared a state of emergency over the use of methamphetamine amid fears increasing drug use could threaten the tribe and its younger generations.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives advanced legislation to the Senate that would mandate crews of two persons or more on all class-one freight trains in the state.
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A pending lawsuit was settled with a Wyoming school board after they agreed to pay $230,000 over asbestos exposure at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper.
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Officials say sharpshooters killed 36 mountain goats from a helicopter in a contested effort to eradicate the nonnative animals from Grand Teton National Park.
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A crash in northeastern Wyoming has injured a Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper.
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Federal investigators want help from the public as they try to find out who poisoned a golden eagle and ravens in southwest Wyoming four years ago.
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Industrial hemp-growing regulations in Wyoming were approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture after producers expressed concerns about missing the upcoming growing season.
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The National Park Service is about to begin facility and trail work totaling almost $4 million in Devils Tower National Monument in northeastern Wyoming.
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Interior Secretary David Bernhardt has intervened to call off a planned mountain goat culling through aerial gunning at Grand Teton National Park.
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The Teton Raptor Center says lead poisoning may have caused eagle to crash through a window.
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Rescuers used a helicopter to get an injured skier out of the backcountry of Grand Teton National Park.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Director Brian Nesvik has again called on Grand Teton National Park to stop culling mountain goats through aerial gunning.
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The Wyoming Community College Commission has given a college district permission to begin planning to offer four-year degree programs.
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A Wyoming-based fast food company is attempting to revamp its branding and expand the franchise as it adds new stores and remodels older ones.
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University of Wyoming trustees have chosen three finalists for the job of university president.
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A program to recycle energy bar wrappers is ending in Jackson and elsewhere.
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Environmental groups are suing over plans for a potentially huge Wyoming gas field they say would endanger antelope in Grand Teton National Park by hindering a migration route between the park and a basin.
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Jackson Police report the AT&T store in Jackson was burglarized on Jan. 28.
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A Jackson Police officer who rescued a man from the burning Rusty Parrot Lodge has been recognized with the Town of Jackson’s Medal of Bravery.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled against a small town that sought to avoid paying taxes on a daycare business.
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Yellowstone National Park will spend millions over the next 2 years to replace employee housing.
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Federal officials are allowing a scenic helicopter business to resume flights in Jackson Hole despite opposition.
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The new owner of two Wyoming coal mines has reached an agreement to pay $44 million in local taxes.
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A Wyoming jail unwittingly helped an inmate earn a profit from counterfeit money when it returned unused funds from a commissary account where he’s accused of depositing fake bills, authorities said.
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Wyoming lawmakers are considering legislation that would authorize the state to evaluate a significant land purchase.
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Another Republican has entered the race for an open U.S. Senate seat in Wyoming.
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A Wyoming man who has suffered two traumatic brain injuries has denied charges that he killed his girlfriend during an argument in which she returned a ring he gave her.
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State officials have discussed purchasing land to improve public land access and generate new revenue.
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The search for the University of Wyoming’s next president has narrowed to three finalists, all of whom are expected to visit the campus next week, a university spokesman said Monday.
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Wyoming lawmakers have rejected the second effort to expand Medicaid in five days.
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Veterans and lawmakers including U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, of Kentucky, rallied in support of a bill in Wyoming that would restrict combat deployment of National Guard troops.
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The Hoback Drinking Water Quality Stakeholder Group have come up with proposals to improve drinking water in Hoback Junction.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed a Wildlife Corridor
executive order
Students and teachers at Jackson’s Munger Mountain Elementary School were evacuated at around 10:20 a.m. Thursday.
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The University of Wyoming paid attorneys more than $42,000 in an unsuccessful attempt to block the release of records involving a decision not to renew the contract of the school’s president.
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Police in Gillette aren’t pursuing charges in a shooting death.
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Police say a Wyoming native has died in a horse-riding accident in Utah.
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An anonymous tipster application marketed to Wyoming students received a record number of tips last year, with suicide being the most frequently reported concern, a report said.
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A top federal official toured Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation to look at efforts to improve internet access for tribal members.
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Low temperatures and howling winds couldn’t stop 24 skiers and snowboarders from taking a leap for $10,000.
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Wyoming officials plan a series of public meetings on how to protect the last bighorn sheep in the Teton Range.
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