Since 2019, at least 19 officers have left the Jackson Police department. The Town Council approved the salary increase Monday to help retain officers.
Courts
Republican lawmakers, advocacy group can’t intervene in Wyoming abortion case
With the decision from the state’s supreme court, Wyoming is now one step closer to a final resolution in its ongoing legal battle over reproductive rights.
Teenager from Jackson sues Ivy League institution over antisemitism
College freshman Jordan Davis, the daughter of a former Jackson town attorney, alleges the University of Pennsylvania has become an ‘incubation lab’ for antisemitism.
Jackson could lose its only practicing abortion provider
Dr. Katie Noyes was planning to provide the service at St. John’s starting next year, but she may not be allowed due to the uncertain legal environment.
Future of abortion in Wyoming remains undecided
The Teton County judge is taking time to make a decision after hearing arguments this week, citing “complex constitutional issues.”
How abortion has changed in the Mountain West since Roe v. Wade was overturned
States like Colorado saw huge increases in patients, while there were slight declines in Wyoming — where a ban is being challenged in the courts.
Wyoming doctors call for judge to uphold state’s abortion ban
A handful of physicians argue the law prevents “abortions on demand” while allowing them when a pregnant person’s life is in danger.
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.
