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Politics & Policy
If Trump wins, immigrants would likely face tougher path
Wyoming immigration experts say any changes might take a while to roll out.
County land transfer deal stuck in limbo
For nearly 25 years, Teton County has worked to secure ownership of over a thousand acres along the Snake River.
Climate summit highlights Jackson sustainability plan
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.
Wyoming and 22 other states issue legal brief supporting bans on gender-affirming care
The case before the U.S. Supreme Court that Wyoming is supporting will decide the fate of more than a dozen states’ bans on gender-affirming care, including Wyoming’s.
Growth is coming to Alpine. Is the town ready?
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.
Groups commemorate lives lost during a year of war
Two groups recently held events in the Jackson Town Square to mourn lives lost and bring awareness of the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza, to Jacksonites.
State prosecutors could have more power to appeal judges’ decisions under this draft bill
The bill would give the state 11 instances where it could appeal a judge’s ruling to a higher court. Some say the bill could overburden Wyoming’s judicial process and give an unfair advantage to the prosecution.
Water Quality Advisory Board aims to help improve water quality in the valley
The formation of the Teton County advisory board is one of many actions recommended to improve water quality in the valley over the next two decades.
