A University of Wyoming professor spoke on climate change and its potential impacts in the Greater Yellowstone at the Teton County Library on Monday, Sept. 16.
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Mountain West senators urge feds to protect wilderness rock climbing
Some senators want the National Park and Forest services to reconsider plans restricting the use of fixed anchors for rock climbing.
Sublette County wolf incident spurs draft legislation, but some say it won’t be effective
A draft bill is taking form to change Wyoming’s treatment of predator laws in response to an alleged wolf abuse incident in Sublette County.
This fall’s Teton Pass rebuild date was ‘too aggressive,’ WYDOT looking at July 2025 for full repairs
WYDOT had hoped it could beat snowfall and wrap up work on Teton Pass by November. But, the full landslide repairs will now have to wait until next summer.
Residents, first responders honor 9/11 victims
Dozens of residents and local first responders hiked Snow King in an annual effort to fulfill the promise: “Never Forget.”
Rain and cooler temps help Fish Creek fire
After burning for nearly a month, recent rain and cooler weather have helped crews significantly with the Fish Creek Fire.
Changes to affordable housing program in the works
Monday’s joint town council and county commissioner meeting centered around potential changes to affordable housing programs. Those changes should be finalized by the end of the month before a public comment period sets in.
Southern U.S. initiative supporting transgender youth widens to include Wyoming
The Campaign for Southern Equality, an LGBTQ+ advocacy group based in North Carolina, recently announced its Trans Youth Emergency Project would now offer grants in all 25 states that have some kind of gender-affirming care ban.
Former Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney says she’ll be voting for Harris
Cheney, once the third-ranking Republican in the U.S. House, who became a vocal critic of former Pres. Donald Trump, called the former president “dangerous” during a speaking event at Duke University.
