During a political forum for mayor and town council, many candidates revealed a blind spot when they were asked about the dearth of women, Latinx people in local politics.
Politics & Policy
Mayoral Candidate Donned Racist Getup
In 2011, Michael Kudar dressed in blackface for Halloween. Amid a widespread racial reckoning, do voters have an appetite for forgiveness?
Jackson Rally Honors Titan of Equality Ruth Bader-Ginsburg
People gathered to contemplate the huge strides RBG made in the battle for equal rights and the work that is still ahead.
Chambers, Kudar Advance to General Election
Voters will have two additional candidates to consider for town races.
The Votes Are In
Tuesday’s primary election yielded a few notable outcomes, including front runners for Teton County Commissioner and a historic ballot for Wyoming’s upcoming federal races.
On the Front Lines: Nourishing Rising Food Insecurity
The COVID-19 pandemic is shifting the way we view hunger and prompting a robust community response When COVID-19 first struck Jackson, people rushed...
Editor’s Note: When the Absence of Journalistic Integrity Could be Fatal
Minimize harm. That tenet guides the work of trained journalists everywhere. It means weighing the public’s need for information against the potential...
Vice Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson Announces Bid for Mayor
The sole woman on the Jackson Town Council, Vice Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson, has announced her candidacy for mayor. Her announcement comes at a time...
‘Fragility in a Changing Climate’ Melds Science, Art and Activism
Elizabeth Forelle has long sought to connect the divergent worlds of art and science. At university, she studied environmental science and studio art....
