Legal team says his “nightmare is over”.
Politics & Policy
Alpinists commemorate ‘climb to glory’
American alpinists around the world ascended peaks this week to mark the 80th anniversary of U.S. troops blocking Hitler’s ‘Gothic Line’ in Italy. The anniversary of the February advance comes at a time when U.S. military alliances appear to be shifting away from post-war NATO priorities.
Wyoming physicians could decline to provide medical care under this bill
Some who testified against the bill said it would infringe on patient rights.
‘Information saturation’: Wyoming Freedom Caucus bills mirror Trump tactics
A deluge of bills in Wyoming looks a lot like President Trump’s strategy to overwhelm the opposition.
Federal layoffs hit Jackson, fired trail worker speaks out
Sophia Draznin-Nagy opened an email on Valentine’s Day telling her she had been terminated from the position she’d just been promoted into.
Wyomingites protest the latest round of federal firings
Around 100 people showed up to the Wyoming Capitol Monday as part of another nationwide day of action.
‘It’s Orwellian:’ bill that would have punished helping non-citizens killed on the senate floor
Sen. Bo Biteman, R-Ranchester, said his opposition to the bill was not because of the subject matter.
Senate kills resolution for public land handover
With Trump in office, similar moves could still come and threaten the West’s public lands, conservationist says.
ICE is active in Teton County. Here’s what experts say business owners should know.
Experts met hours before ICE was confirmed at Latitude 43 apartment complex in Jackson.
