As developers eye projects in the town of Alpine, some community members are questioning whether there’s enough infrastructure in place to support more growth.
Politics & Policy
Jackson council begins recognizing town hall sits on native land
Town officials say it’s a first step toward building relationships with indigenous communities.
Withheld: A spike in Wyoming overdoses
In the first of a four-part series, WyoFile looks at EMS data suggesting a sharp January increase in overdoses, and why that information wasn’t made public.
Sage grouse likely to see increased protections, but conservationists say they need more
In Wyoming, advocates say limiting energy development is key to maintaining a healthy sagebrush habitat for the birds.
Pride Month kicks off with rainbow flags over town square
It’s the second time the town has had an official Pride Month, but the first time it’s put money towards it.
Wyoming’s secretary of state and other parties cannot intervene in abortion case
A Teton County judge denied the request today from Secretary Gray and others to defend the state’s near-total abortion ban, currently blocked during litigation.
Radio Diary: Tracing family history through ‘stumbling stones’
KHOL reporter travels to Germany to see her family become part of the world’s largest decentralized memorial, honoring victims of the Holocaust.
Wyoming reaches agreement with federal government over Jackson Lake Dam flows
After a winter of epic snowfall, the Mountain West is grappling with who gets all the runoff.
Wyomingites invited to participate in statewide U.S. Constitution discussion
Communities in Casper, Gillette, Sheridan and Torrington can participate in a Jackson conversation on politics that organizers say they hope will be “lively.”
