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A giant rockfall forever has changed what’s arguably the world’s most famous natural skyline — the iconic Cathedral Group view of the Grand Teton, Teewinot and Mount Owen.

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Michael Wayne McCollum will be released from a Montana jail where he was held on Yellowstone National Park’s behalf — even though federal prosecutors initially labeled him a flight risk after an accident that apparently led to a woman’s death last Saturday on Craig Pass.

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Teton County commissioners approved Grand Targhee Resort’s plans for developing 22 cabins in its base area Tuesday, splitting 3-2 as they debated how to manage wildfire risk and how to cooperate with Idaho officials.

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The Oxbow Bend of the Snake River won’t be drying up this spring, to the detriment of fish and other aquatic and terrestrial wildlife, thanks to a deal brokered by the U.S. Department of the Interior with the states of Wyoming and Idaho.

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Park rangers responded to an accident that occurred Saturday evening, finding a single vehicle that had been driven into a snowbank with a man standing outside. The woman was found inside.

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Wyoming Game and Fish said it will begin grizzly bear captures for monitoring purposes in northwest Wyoming, so people should heed warning signs and area closures.

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One day about a decade ago, professional tracker and cougar researcher Michelle Peziol took a group of graduate students from Teton Science Schools on a walk through an aspen grove near Jackson. GPS in hand, Peziol led the class to an area where a collared mountain lion had been spending time.

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After two weeks of high-level negotiations with federal water managers, Wyoming has decided to use all of its water rights in the Upper Snake River Basin to keep Oxbow Bend from “drying out” and imperiling fish.

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POWELL — Responding to the scene of a dead grizzly bear on Monday, officials found a mature boar shot and killed just off the North Fork Highway at milepost 14 near the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

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The National Elk Refuge pathway is set to open Monday, allowing walkers, bikers and wildlife watchers their first legal access to the pavement since November.

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After a record-setting winter wreaked havoc on some of Wyoming’s most iconic mule deer and pronghorn herds, the state is considering splitting the start of the annual antler hunting season.