Wyoming judge blocks first-of-its-kind chemical abortion ban
The state legislature was the first in the nation to explicitly outlaw medication abortions earlier this year.
The pickleball boom reaches the Mountain West
New courts and playing clubs – and some controversies – are popping up throughout the region.
Isabel Zumel wins Community Hero Award
Zumel supports Jackson residents who face financial and cultural challenges. She is often behind the scenes helping people get credit, a bank account and educational opportunities through her work with One22.
As outdoor recreation surges, a new survey reveals a ‘stewardship gap’
It found that people are flocking to public lands, yet most aren’t actively helping maintain these landscapes.
It’s a big tick year in Western Wyoming. Here’s why.
Experts say we may be seeing more ticks because so many mule deer and pronghorn died off this winter, so the creepy crawlers need new hosts.