Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
While the 51stannual clean-up week in Jackson Hole officially begins Monday, the associated burn week begins this Saturday, May 4th. Fire Marshal Cathy Clay says a number of precautionary measures should be observed by those planning to take advantage of…
A campaign to abolish the death penalty in Wyoming was launched this week by civic and faith leaders. Proponents say the move will end racial disparities, prevent the execution of innocent people, and save the state money. Sabrina King with the…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department wants to make it clear that required inspection of watercraft at the state’s various inspection stations includes canoes and kayaks. In a statement by the agency this week, Game and Fish officials emphasized that…
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks euthanized a young male grizzly bear this week in northern Montana because of recent calf depredations. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services captured the 383-pound bear at the site of the depredations after it…
When Yellowstone National park is slated to open the East Entrance to the park for the season, motorists should not consider it to be a “done deal.” Park officials advise that a significant snowpack still exists in the Sylvan Pass…