A new study from Headwaters Economics shows that housing on public lands would have only a minimal impact on the West’s housing crisis, with most potential development being focused in a small number of states.
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News Roundup: Wyoming legislative session poised to kick off
Plus, expanding abortion access in the West, threats to Yellowstone elk habitat and a new alert system for missing Indigenous people.
News Roundup: The Rose is one step closer to reopening; November sees record low temperatures in Jackson
Plus, a new study highlights the importance of private lands for wildlife migration in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Teton County housing official to represent Jackson Hole on national stage
Affordable Housing Director April Norton joins national housing task force to research challenges and solutions.
Efforts to manage Jackson tourism gain steam
The Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board will unveil on Thursday a draft of its sustainable destination management plan to community members.
On a tour of Wyoming, residents voice worries about community change and lack of economic diversity
Residents of Casper, Sheridan, Gillette and Douglas discuss Wyoming’s economy, community character and state politics.
It’s Election Day across Teton County
Housing, abortion rights and SPET measures are driving locals to vote in Jackson and throughout Teton County.
News Roundup: Vogelheim continues to outraise legislative candidates; county approves apartments at Legacy Lodge
Plus, all you need to know about elections, efforts to elevate Wyoming’s female artists and restoration work at the Teton Raptor Center.
Teton County’s Specific Purpose Excise Tax, explained
Jackson Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson explains how SPET works in Teton County and what’s on the general election ballot.
