Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
Laboratory testing at the University of Wyoming has recently confirmed a Johnson County cat was infected with plague, according to the Wyoming Department of Health. No human cases have been identified at this time. The cat’s home is in Kaycee…
National Park Administrators have announced plans to dip into entrance fees to the parks to pay for necessary services to keep the parks open during the government shutdown. In a press release yesterday, Deputy Park Director P. Daniel Smith said, “As…
St. John’s Medical Center announces the birth of the First Baby of the New Year, who arrived at 9:18 am on January 2, 2019. Baby Noah Keenan was born to parents Debra and Peter Keenan of Jackson. He weighed…
Nearly 500 students in the Munger Mountain School were gathered in the school’s gymnasium as state and federal dignitaries presented one of their teachers with a national award for excellence. Greg Gallagher, Milken Family Foundation Senior Program Director was on…
Reports Cover Wyoming’s Oil and Gas, Coal, Critical Minerals, and Geologic Hazards The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) published a series of summary reports highlighting issues and opportunities related to the state’s geology in 2018. The three publications…