New Video From Leland
Jackson Police have closed the case involving the shooting last month which injured 19-year-old Clancy Shaffer in the Cottonwood subdivision on the southwest side of Jackson. Based … Continue Reading
Even though Leland Christiansen voted against it, the Wyoming Senate Friday passed a highly-amended version of House Bill 74. The bill will now go to a conference committee. Christiansen says he voted against the measure since he believes the bill only clouds the issue as it is addressed in current Wyoming law. He says the question comes down two issues: the legal standing of a gay marriage and the standing of plural marriages. With that in mind, Christiansen says he believes the existing law “probably leaves us in the best place.”
Even though Wyoming Governor Matt Mead is signing the Grand Teton National Park Transfer of State Lands bill today, that transaction is apparently still not in the clear. US Senator Mike Enzi says approval of the purchase still must … Continue Reading
Drivers through Wyoming’s subdivisions will have to face state traffic laws under a Senate bill passed by the House of Representatives as well this week. Representative Keith Gingery explains that the bill sets a maximum speed limit … Continue Reading
The Jackson Hole Airport Board is looking at the possibility of paving a 700-foot overrun on the southern end of the runway. The idea is one of about ten that have emerged from a recent safety audit and results … Continue Reading
Seven local students graduated from the University of Wyoming at the end of the 2010 fall semester. The university listed those achieving Bachelor of Science Degrees as Colby Bancroft, Andrew Knapp, Nicole Rice, Sean E. Ryan, and Arianne Bryant. Meanwhile, Gary Lindeburg was conferred a Bachelor of Arts Degree and Chad Ransom received a certificate.
Jackson Hole law enforcement agencies have received numerous calls from area banks and residents regarding a rash of calls being made to cell phones asking for personal VISA card information. DO NOT give out any information! Instead, call your bank.
