Jackson Hole Daily
JACKSON — For the third year in a row, law enforcement saw an increase in fraud calls from Jackson Hole residents.
Since Jan. 1, Teton County dispatch has received 199 calls for service that reported fraud in both the city and county. With a month left in the year, 2023 has already bested 2022’s...
JACKSON — The price tag should be a minimum of $80 million for the Kelly parcel, which the Office of State Lands and Investments is formally recommending Wyoming elected officials sell through an auction.
That is $18 million more than an appraiser determined the parcel was worth. But, if Gov....
A female wolverine peeks out of a trap near Moose Creek in 2005. Wolverines received federal protection Tuesday from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Photo by Mark Gocke, Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
JACKSON — Wolverines officially have federal protection after federal wildlife biologists determined the species is “less secure” than previously believed in the face of climate change and habitat loss.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that the elusive, rare alpine-...
JACKSON — After experiencing record sales and use tax collections last fiscal year, Teton County was the only county in the state to see a decline in 2023.
The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division attributed the .1% dip from fiscal year 2022 to the sudden, temporary closure of Yellowstone National...
JACKSON — Amber Pollock makes “booze” in Casper. But people who visit Teton County help pay her bills.
Pollock said people “on pilgrimage to the parks” often stop by her family business, Backwards Distilling Company, to sample small-batch spirits on their way to and from western Wyoming’s...
JACKSON — A draft bill criticized for attempting to take away local control over leases on state lands failed to gain traction among lawmakers this week.
It was killed in a 7-7 vote by the Joint Revenue Interim Committee on Monday after more than an hour of public testimony and after drastic cuts...
JACKSON — Despite objections from some Republican lawmakers and local governments, a state task force is moving ahead with a draft bill to override local building regulations for accessory housing units like detached guest homes or mother-in-law apartments.
Sen. Bob Ide, a Natrona County...
JACKSON — For the first time in recent memory, a small herd of horses was grazing outside the Teton County Library.
Inside, their owner, Jake Hutton, wore a worn, drooping cowboy hat as he regaled state officials with his thoughts on why 640 acres of state land near Kelly shouldn’t be auctioned...
JACKSON — U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland touted the potential of Western states to solve problems and meet challenges while speaking Monday to a gathering of the region’s governors in Teton Village.
“Whether it’s the rapid deployment of the technologies needed to decarbonize the West...
JACKSON — Members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Judiciary Committee showed their support this week for two bills addressing the care of vulnerable adults.
The proposed legislation came before the committee Monday during an update from state Rep. Lloyd Larsen, R-Lander, co-chair of the Mental...
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