All personnel and gear from the Pilgrim Creek Fire in the Teton Wilderness, have returned to home stations in preparation of wet weather coming into fire area Saturday night before strong winds would shut down …
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Jackson enjoyed some home cooking for homecoming as the Broncs offense found paydirt the first 7 times it touched the football. Sadler Smith dropped dimes on Friday. The Broncs QB found Sam Scott on three …
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A three-year-old suffered second-degree-thermal burns to the lower body and back Friday near Midway Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park. According to a report from the park, the child took off running from the trail, slipped and then fell into a small thermal …
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The National Weather Service in Riverton has issued a Red Flag Warning, which is in effect from noon to 8 PM Saturday. Low humidity, and unseasonably warm temperatures could cause new fire starts and erratic fire behavior. …
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In an email sent to constituents over the weekend, Mayor Pete Muldoon said he is getting death threats and having people show up at his home to threaten him. Muldoon, who has been publicly defending …
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The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club has announced it has decided to cancel the annual Ski & Gear Swap scheduled for October 17th. The Ski Swap has served as a community service event and a …
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The Town of Jackson & Westwood Curtis Construction Inc. will continue construction of the 2020 Cache Tube Project at the Broadway and Willow intersection, installing stormwater catch basins, repairing road surfaces, concrete curbs, sidewalks, and …
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Jackson, Wyoming Mayor Pete Muldoon says he will address calls for him to resign and the controversy that has arisen from a newspaper story about the public release of Teton County Sheriff’s department records including those of …
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The final score of Friday’s Broncs football Game was impressive, but it was far from Jackson’s best game this season. It was fun for the fans but the kind of game that drives coaches crazy. …
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Another suspicious fire with no lightning in the area for several weeks. The fire is located in a shade of timber, close to a ridgeline, above 8000 feet in elevation. Very similar to many of …
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Winds out of the north and west Friday contributed to the Pilgrim Creek Fire’s new growth in the Teton Wilderness from 80 acres to 100 acres. The fire was able to consume a pocket of …
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Since the first week of September, 16 of Yellowstone National Park’s estimated 2,000 employees, or 0.8 percent, have tested positive for COVID-19, including seven National Park Service and nine concession employees. Eight of the 16 …
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Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle, injury crash eastbound on highway 33 in Driggs. 23-year-old Gabrielle Migrants of Bozeman, MT, was westbound in a 1998 Subaru Forester when his vehicle crossed the center line …
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The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce surveyed its membership recently to gauge support for the 7th Cent Tax that is proposed this election and a majority of those polled say they won’t vote for …
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The forest gets bigger in Teton Valley as the U.S. Forest Service and The Conservation Fund have announced that approximately 960-acres of land located in a remote forested area in Teton County, Idaho is now protected in perpetuity, thanks …
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department has been spearheading a partnership with the Wyoming Department of Transportation, Bureau of Land Management and several volunteers to make sure migrating pronghorn and mule deer can safely get across …
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If the thermometer has not been a clear indication that the summer season is ending, the closure of facilities in our nearby national parks should be. Grand Teton National Park announced Tuesday that seasonally operated …
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Teton Interagency fire managers have lowered the fire danger rating to HIGH in the Teton and Wind fire danger rating areas. Elsewhere in the state, the rating remains at VERY HIGH. Despite the lowering of …
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Work in fire-ravaged Oregon is transitioning from firefighting to recovery, and that state has requested help through a compact between western governor’s for assistance. In that request, Oregon specifically asked if Wyoming could arrange for …
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With flu season commencing, and no sign of COVID-19 letting up, St. John’s Health says getting a flu shot is more important this year than ever before. St. John’s CEO Paul Beaupré says that there …
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