The 2024 Mountain Towns Climate Solutions Summit last week in Jackson saw attendees from around the world for a series of presentations over two days.
Politics & Policy
Lawmakers could temporarily close Wyoming’s only remaining abortion clinic
A bill could add an additional hurdle to the only specific abortion clinic in Wyoming.
Jackson mayor, town council to look for budget solutions in 2024
Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson discussed the budget, affordable housing and infrastructure improvements at the annual state of the town address.
Ban on gender-affirming procedures for transgender youth fails in legislature
Critics say it’s one of several bills filed for introduction that would restrict the rights of vulnerable LGBTQ+ Wyomingites.
Property tax refund bill breezes through introduction
The number of homeowners who received relief quadrupled in the past two years, but lawmakers still want to make more Wyomingites eligible.
Gordon praises economy, takes aim at Biden administration in State of State speech
While Gordon was optimistic about Wyoming’s future — especially the economy — he had some choice words for the Biden administration
Wyoming lawmakers seek new voter residency requirement in upcoming session
A bill filed by Wyoming lawmakers could make it so voters have to live in the state for at least 30 days before registering.
Robert F. Kennedy stops off in Jackson as part of president campaign
Tickets for the private happy hour event in Teton County went for $1,500 at a minimum and are sold out.
Jackson council approves selling workforce condos to businesses, instead of workers
At a price point over $800,000, several Kelly Place units haven’t sold. And developers say they’re losing money.
