After kicking off the annual race in Jackson, the Europeans have a seven-minute lead. Teams will cross the finish line in Driggs on Saturday.
National Elk Refuge in Jackson sees fewer elk this year due to the mild winter
If a mild winter continues it’s possible they won’t feed at all this season.
Small ski resorts struggle to open in the early season with a lack of snow. What’s their future?
Last year saw massive snowfall – bringing lots of skiers out. But the couple years before that were a drought, and this one is shaping up to be similar.
Wyoming once again has shortage of snow plow drivers going into winter
As a snow storm heads for the Tetons, Jackson is short at least two WYDOT snow plow drivers.
A new EV charger opens in Western Wyoming but much of the state remains inaccessible by EV
Pinedale’s mayor said before this charger, the town had one other station that could only charge Teslas, and it took about eight hours.
Wildlife underpass project wraps up in southwest Wyoming
It’s a way to keep mule deer off busy highways, which are often a death sentence for the animals.
It was the wettest summer on record for Wyoming — what does this mean?
The recent moisture had huge short-term impacts, but Wyoming and states across the West are still plagued by a 23-year megadrought.
Wyoming released another sage grouse proposal and is looking for more public comment
Local stakeholders are taking another stab at sage grouse protections in Wyoming, re-drawing a draft map for the third time, and they want public input.