A bill could designate the Teton County fairgrounds as a historic site, throwing the fate of an affordable housing project into question.
Recent Stories by Hanna Merzbach
“Who She Is” film puts faces to numbers of murdered Indigenous women
The animated movie highlights four Indigenous Wyoming women in order to shed light on the wide-reaching crisis.
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman visits Jackson sharing message of “perfect storm” in the U.S.
The freshman representative hit home on the many crises she said the country is facing, from high inflation to migration at the southern border.
‘I had enough’: Former lawmaker dives into leaving office, new town job
Longtime Teton County politician Andy Schwartz is now helping the town of Jackson get representation on the state level.
Teton County lawmakers champion abortion access in Cheyenne
This comes as other Wyoming politicians introduce bills that could further restrict reproductive rights in the state.
Facing a ‘die off,’ bighorn sheep get airlifted for a health checkup
Researchers are trying to protect the Jackson herd from pneumonia, which has killed off wild sheep for decades.
News Roundup: Jackson has new strategy for representation in Cheyenne
Plus, Stilson Transit Center is a step closer to major upgrades, and Gov. Mark Gordon set energy production as a top priority for Wyoming.
Female mountaineers take the spotlight during AlpinFilm
The new film festival will celebrate the 100-year-anniversary of the first female ascent of the Grand Teton.