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 grocery stores and stockpiled their pantries. Shelves emptied of basics like flour, pasta, rice, eggs, soup, and frozen...
Minimize harm. That tenet guides the work of trained journalists everywhere. It means weighing the public’s need for information against the potential...
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...
Elizabeth Forelle has long sought to connect the divergent worlds of art and science. At university, she studied environmental science and studio art....
The Wyoming Legislature’s budget session was slated to end this week but lawmakers find themselves at an impasse over several items. Politics reporter...
Three years ago, a valley resident tried to launch a local chapter of the Citizens Climate Lobby. But that effort fizzled out. The urgency of addressing the climate crisis, however, has only intensified as scientists
Coal-fired power plants are closing, or being given firm deadlines for closure, across the country. In the Western states that make up the over-allocated...
After two attempts last week, a bill to expand Medicaid died in the Wyoming Legislature. According to the Wyoming Department of Health, such a bill would...
The opening of the Wyoming legislative session delivered a key development for Teton County. On Monday, a bill that would have drastically undermined...
