The head of Cultivate Ability said it may not be the only human service nonprofit struggling in Teton County.
Social Problems
Report: Marginalized groups in Jackson say they don’t feel welcome in the community
A new survey found instances of discrimination reported among women, seniors, people with disabilities and people whose first language isn’t English.
Report: Wyoming women make less than men with same jobs, experience
Teton County has the smallest wage gap in the state, but women still earn 80 cents for every $1 a man makes.
News Roundup: Teton County income tops charts again
Plus, Jackson wildlife biologists welcome a new leader and a Montana judge lifts wolf hunting restrictions as trapping season begins.
On a tour of Wyoming, residents voice worries about community change and lack of economic diversity
Residents of Casper, Sheridan, Gillette and Douglas discuss Wyoming’s economy, community character and state politics.
Wind River Reservation bison restoration key to wildlife economy, tribal health
The Wind River Buffalo Initiative has brought over 100 bison back to tribal lands. The Wyoming group’s goal is to add 1,000 more.
Wyoming updates Missing and Murdered Indigenous statistics, but lack of context persists
The movement to address the high numbers of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples has taken off nationwide. Wyoming is attempting to paint a clearer picture of the problem.
Down to two households, more foster families sought in Teton County
Officials may have to start looking for home placements outside Jackson Hole if they don’t enlist more local families soon.
As property taxes rise, county officials push refund options
Many longtime locals living on fixed incomes may qualify to receive a refund of up to 50% of their annual property tax bill.
