Teton Valley residents are working to get a measure on the 2024 ballot to change leadership in the red state.
Civil Rights
ID voter registration law could hurt ballot measures’ chances
Now voters have to show proof of residency during registration, which critics say makes voting less accessible.
Wyoming lawmakers leave ‘don’t say gay’ language behind
Controversial language, which drew a large crowd to the Cheyenne meeting, didn’t align with the Joint Education Committee’s interim priorities, contributing to its demise.
Teton County judge tells state to explain abortion bans in court
The state will have to explain how the near-total and medical abortion laws protect Wyomingites’ public health and welfare.
Wyoming judge blocks first-of-its-kind chemical abortion ban
The state legislature was the first in the nation to explicitly outlaw medication abortions earlier this year.
Jackson becoming part of nationwide network of police cameras
Law enforcement say ‘Falcons’ are intended to catch criminals through license plate data, but civil rights advocates have privacy concerns.
Pride Month kicks off with rainbow flags over town square
It’s the second time the town has had an official Pride Month, but the first time it’s put money towards it.
Wyoming’s secretary of state and other parties cannot intervene in abortion case
A Teton County judge denied the request today from Secretary Gray and others to defend the state’s near-total abortion ban, currently blocked during litigation.
Radio Diary: Tracing family history through ‘stumbling stones’
KHOL reporter travels to Germany to see her family become part of the world’s largest decentralized memorial, honoring victims of the Holocaust.
