The self-described old ski bums remained a staple at Grand Targhee Resort this season despite the risk of COVID-19.
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Wyoming Lawmakers Cling Tight to Declining Coal Industry
The Cowboy State has expressed interest in doing its part to fight climate change. But it wants to do so under its own terms.
Biden Halt on Public Land Lease Sales Puts HD Mountains Drilling Proposal in Limbo
The Biden Administration is putting the brakes on new oil and gas leases on public lands. Mark Duggan of KSUT looks at what that means for one drilling proposal in Southwest Colorado.
When Water is Scarce, Some Researchers Go Underground to Find Out Why
Soil moisture can play an important role in the Mountain West’s overall water supply.
Jackson Locals Adapt, Organize and Persist through a Pandemic Year
KHOL asked three local residents to reflect on a year that’s unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon.
Jackson Hole High School Senior Talks Gen Z Politics and Senate Immersion Program
Zoe Crisp was one of two Wyoming students selected to participate in this year’s U.S. Senate Youth Program in March.
Ute Mountain Ute Chairman Manuel Heart Discusses Vaccines, Reopening and Education
Many Indigenous communities in the Mountain West and across the U.S. are now sharing extra vaccine doses with their non-Indigenous neighbors.
With Deadlines Looming, Wyomingites Rally for Medicaid Expansion
A bill that could provide up to 25,000 additional Wyoming residents with healthcare coverage will be debated in the state Senate in the coming days.
National Debate Over How to Teach American History Spills Over into Wyoming State Legislature
The conversation around a failed education bill reflects a larger debate that has escalated since The 1619 Project was published.
