For nearly 25 years, Teton County has worked to secure ownership of over a thousand acres along the Snake River.
Politics & Policy
Budget bill breakdown: Wyoming lawmakers spar over fiscal disagreements
Negotiations on Wyoming’s budget hit a wall on Monday night, when legislators in both chambers were unable to reconcile fiscal differences.
‘Chloe’s Law’ would ban gender-affirming care for kids in Wyoming — advocates worry about the results
Critics say the latest ban moving through the Legislature is an intrusion on the rights of kids, parents and physicians in Wyoming.
Lawmakers, advocates grapple with early fallout of committee bills during budget session
An unprecedented number of bills failed to see the light of day this year, in part thanks to the minority Freedom Caucus.
Some Jacksonites see Northern South Park housing as ‘last chance’ to stay in community
About 50 people showed up for public comment on the biggest proposed housing development in Teton County history.
Ban on gender-affirming care progresses after sweeping Senate approval
Some say that if “Chloe’s Law” goes through, it could negatively impact the mental health of transgender kids.
Wyoming bill aiming to prevent ‘deep fakes’ moves forward
State lawmakers are trying to put measures in place to hold people accountable for disinformation, as the 2024 presidential election looms.
Wyoming poised to sell the Kelly Parcel to Grand Teton National Park for $100 million
Lawmakers could pass a measure allowing the state to sell a migration corridor near Grand Teton National Park to the federal government.
Landowners, housing nonprofits, advocates clash over Northern South Park development
This comes as Teton County Commissioners consider new land development regulations for the biggest proposed housing development in the region’s history.
