B. Wayne Jr. and Molly Hughes, who moved to Wyoming eight years ago, are having a significant influence on the state.
Social Problems
Teenager from Jackson sues Ivy League institution over antisemitism
College freshman Jordan Davis, the daughter of a former Jackson town attorney, alleges the University of Pennsylvania has become an ‘incubation lab’ for antisemitism.
New online events calendar to engage Jackson’s Spanish-speakers
Teton Literacy Center says one of their goals is to help local families be better represented in the community.
‘I just feel numb’: The fallout from a suspected drink spiking
Jackson law enforcement are investigating a rise of suspected summer drink spikings while bars wrestle with how to curb the alleged assaults.
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.
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.
For first time in two decades, Teton County has local TV news, and it’s in Spanish
But in a region that struggles with affordability, it’s a challenge getting the international operation off the ground.
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.”
Jackson disability advocacy group shutters amid financial woes
The head of Cultivate Ability said it may not be the only human service nonprofit struggling in Teton County.
