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Forest Service looks to public land, local tax dollars to house its workers
Proponents see Bridger-Teton National Forest project as a novel approach to keep vital forest workers close to the lands they manage. Critics see a “slippery slope.”
Budget hearings day 6: Health department scrutiny
Rep. Ken Pendergraft (R-Sheridan) has been trying to figure out how to find cuts in the state health department’s budget as part of a three-member subcommittee under the Joint Appropriations Committee.
Utah youth sue state oil and gas agency, alleging violations of rights to life, safety, and health
The latest in a series of climate lawsuits, ten Utah youth are suing the state over its issuance of fossil fuels permitting, which they say violates their rights to life, safety, and health.
Business owners learn employers’ rights during potential ICE visit
The Wyoming ACLU says preparation is “like a fire drill” at a recent Chamber meeting.
On Set: Behind the lens with indie filmmakers
Three directors capture coming-of-age in next week’s Jackson Hole International Film Festival.
Two Wyoming women set their sights on the Winter Olympics
Teton Village runner Anna Gibsona aims to secure a spot in the sport of ski mountaineering, also known as skimo.
LIEAP is funded almost three weeks after federal shutdown ended
Wyoming Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) resumed approving eligible applications as of Dec. 1.
Budget hearings day 3: tech upgrades, employee wages and more
Some lawmakers made a point to call out a trend of spending without more revenue.
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