Rising Property Taxes Risk Pushing Out Longtime Locals
One proposed solution that would put tax revenue back into citizens’ pockets will be debated during the upcoming state legislative session.
‘They Gotta Get it Somewhere. It’s Here.’ Wyoming at Crossroads Over Federal Oil and Gas Leasing
As the Biden administration aims to speed up the transition away from fossil fuels, a battle is being waged between conservationists and business interests over federal land in the West.
New Study Shows Elevated ‘Psychological Distress’ in the Rural West Amid Pandemic
Researchers say the survey demonstrates the need for mental health support throughout the region.
‘Real Estate is Our Coal:’ Teton County Officials Lobby for Real Estate Transfer Tax
A joint committee in the Wyoming State Legislature voted to sponsor a county opt-in to a 1% tax on property sales–if a majority of local residents vote for it.
Community Entry Services Faces Potential ‘Drastic’ Cuts to Programming
The local provider for adults living with developmental disabilities is asking for emergency funding from the Town of Jackson and Teton County.
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