The “checkgate” controversy kept fees alive this year, but some say affordability goals in Jackson most likely won’t change.
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A look at how loosening concealed carry laws played out in other states
A new analysis found that states that went in a similar direction as Wyoming saw more gun-related injuries. We unpack Wyoming’s law and see how school districts are responding to the end of gun-free zones.
With water nearing 70 degrees, Yellowstone closes some rivers to fishing
These include the Madison and Firehole Rivers and their tributaries, and the Gibbon River and tributaries downstream of Norris campground.
Six months into Trump 2.0, ICE arrests are up in the Tetons
Though less visible than in cities, regional ICE operations see a sharp uptick, opting for jail pick-ups over raids — for now.
How do you talk to kids about antisemitism?
Following antisemitic images found around town, Jackson parents weigh in.
Land management agencies at risk of losing more workers as SCOTUS gives federal firings the green light
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to go ahead with firing thousands of federal workers across several agencies. Advocates worry that if a lower court rules the firings are illegal, agencies will be too hollowed-out to hire workers back.
After a busy May and June, Yellowstone could see a record breaking year
At nearly 1.7 million visitors from the start of the year through June, visitation is 4% higher than it was through this time last year and 6% higher than the same timeframe in 2021.
Mountain Academy adds staff, lowers tuition, and boosts pay on Jackson campus
Teton Science Schools’ private Jackson school hopes to turn around years of low enrollment and low teacher retention.
Wyoming schools superintendent says voucher lawsuit hurts ‘innocent families’
Degenfelder said she’s seen no evidence that any school in Wyoming refuses to admit LGBTQ+ youth.
