Teton County Health Department officials have moved the COVID-19 risk level back to Red for high risk. They are asking residents to
The Teton County Health Department reports that certain COVID-19 metrics in the county have improved in the past week, including the percentage
Another COVID-19 death has been reported in Teton County Idaho, an unnamed male in his 70s. This marks the second COVID related
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has submitted its initial plan for distributing and administering a COVID-19 vaccine to the Centers for Disease Control
Teton County’s Board of Commissioners have decided to keep their public meetings in virtual mode at least until the end of October.
Grand Teton National Park hosted an estimated 603,789 recreation visits in September 2020. That’s a 17% increase compared with September 2019. Park
Beginning this weekend and continuing into early next week, the familiar Scouting for Food flyers will be making their appearances on doorknobs
Governor Mark Gordon has made free at-home COVID-19 tests available to the state’s residents. The saliva test is administered by Vault Health
Passenger Traffic through the Jackson Hole Airport continued to sag through September. According to the monthly report to the airport board, 32,648
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon is directing federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act funds to replenish and reinforce two programs that
Teton County Health Department Director Jodie Pond reported Friday that in the past two weeks, the county has seen 122 new cases
Paul Beaupré, MD, CEO of St. John’s Health said Friday that Teton County is in a dire situation and has been
Wyoming will permit additional seating capacity at restaurants after current coronavirus restrictions expire tomorrow. Governor Mark Gordon made the announcement just one
Teton County High School in Driggs has sent a letter to parents informing them that a ninth-grade student has been confirmed to
Despite the national downturn in travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Grand Teton National Park experienced the second busiest August on record,
The Wyoming Business Council will close applications for the COVID-19 Business Relief Program’s Relief and Mitigation funds at 5:00 pm tomorrow, six weeks after
As school districts around Wyoming wrestle with what accommodations need to be put in place for the coming school year, Governor Gordon’s
Governor Mark Gordon has issued a statement following the announcement of the deaths of four Northern Arapaho tribal members from COVID-19. “I