he Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) approved cut scores for School Performance Ratings during their meeting in Casper on Friday. The cut scores determine if schools will receive a rating of Exceeding, Meeting, Partially Meeting or Not Meeting Expectations under the Wyoming Accountability
Teton Literacy Center has announced a new collaboration with Dolly Parton’s Imagination
The Bureau of Land Management Monday agreed in a court filing to restart the
Eleven Jackson Hole High School students attended Wyoming State Art last weekend
Yellowstone National Park officials are reminding the public that elk calving season
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will have a spraying contractor applying herbicide to areas with weeds on the Public Levee southwest
Data gathered from Wyoming residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 in recent months illustrates the success of the safe, free, and
The Wyoming Wilderness Association Sunday is hosting a hike in the Bitch Creek area of the Jedediah Smith Wilderness area to train
Now the danger is VERY HIGH! The rating has been elevated to very high for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest,
Due to a significant increase in fire activity in multiple geographic areas, as well as increased competition for shared resources, the National
At its regular meeting Monday evening, Town Council chose to make a long-term commitment to diversify its revenue for the first time in
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Old Bill’s Fun Run, the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole is partnering with Snake River Brewing on
The Teton County Planning and Building Services Department has developed and released amended draft regulations related to Wildlife Friendly Fencing. The Teton
Mega power utility Pacific-Corps proposes to build six wind farms that could supply enough electricity for over 1-million homes in Wyoming and
After days of extensive ground and aerial efforts, the search for 27-year-old Cian McLaughlin in Grand Teton National Park will shift tactics to
Governor Mark Gordon has announced that up to $6.5-million of remaining CARES Act funds will be used to fund capacity expansion at
Budget cuts to the Wyoming Department of Health are causing reductions in the state’s mental-health and substance-abuse services, with bigger impacts projected
Gasoline prices continue to rise as summer travel increases nationwide. According to AAA Auto Club, the price of a gallon of unleaded
The Wyoming Cancer Program, which is part of the Wyoming Department of Health has announced changes to breast, cervical and colorectal screening
An inbound flight last night into Jackson Hole Airport made an emergency landing after pilots experienced a technical problem in the cockpit.
Residential water rates are going up in the town of Jackson. In 2020, the town empaneled a 10-member volunteer citizen review committee
Yes, the past week or more has been hotter than usual and most uncomfortable. But the heat may be a concern for
Two local waterways are being posted this week as having unsafe water. Signs will be posted on portions of Fish Creek and
Teton Interagency fire managers have announced the fire danger rating has been elevated to “high” for the Bridger-Teton National Forest, due to
So far this year, The Wyoming Highway Patrol says the Cowboy State has experienced 39 fatalities from motor vehicle crashes, with 60%