Make sure not to sit on the reading pillows in Kelly Keefe’s first grade classroom. Visitors might be shell-shocked to learn there could be a …
Annie Riddell and her family have had a lot of dogs.
A border collie/Aussie mix named Chase gives Christine Glasgow a warm and fuzzy wakeup greet…
Before she came to the valley to work at the Jackson Animal Hospital, Jules Bell never had t…
"Heeya!” came the shout, and in a flash the iron gate flew open and the bull burst into the arena, fiery and flailing, a cowboy clinging to its back.
Once a bull rider himself, Jackson Hole Rodeo judge Joe Young likes to think back to a line …
A steer breaks loose across the arena floor, and moments later a pair of ropers are on his t…
By Jennifer Dorsey
The mountains attract people who want a change, people who think leaving sea level behind will improve their lives.
Edith Hernandez, 20 weeks pregnant, lay on the bed, her belly slathered with ultrasound jell…
If you’re a skier, orthopedic surgeons say the question isn’t if you’ll tear your anterior c…
A scary, incurable neurodegenerative wildlife sickness officially landed in Jackson Hole las…
From eliminating food waste to offering arts education to providing health care, nonprofits help make Jackson function.
On an icy January morning Jane Frisch walked around the short stretch of snow-covered walkwa…
The shifts were 24 hours on, 24 hours off.
Billows of breath clouded the air before the bundled volunteers as they huddled to prep for …
Voters can cast their ballots at any of five polling places on Election Day. These vote centers (see above map) will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.:
• Teton County Library
• Teton County/Jackson Rec Center
• Old Wilson Schoolhouse
• Teton County Weed and Pest
• Alta Branch Library
Eight candidates — three Republicans, two Democrats and two independents — are vying for thr…
With incumbent Sheriff Jim Whalen retiring, voters have three choices for a new law enforcem…
Teton County voters will decide Nov. 6 whether to renew the lodging tax for another four years. The tax is a 2 percent charge on visitors’ hotel stays in Teton County.
Forty hours a week Cat Wright stares down a microscope, preparing petri dishes and performing tests in a lab fit for one person.
Four of us at the News&Guide worked on the “Survivors Speak” package for several months,…
Earlier this month the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services released an update to a 2003…
There may be no coincidences in life.
“I hate hiking.”
Several yards off Moose-Wilson Road two cow elk munch on undergrowth in the golden-hour morn…
When it came to wildlife viewing in the old days, Yellowstone National Park had it all.
One plump, native cutthroat trout after another tore into dry flies that skated with the sur…
The drawing began as a white wolf.
Artist Dennis Ziemienski has never been too comfortable on a horse.
Artists often find inspiration from a sense of place. Although it’s no Big Apple or City of …
Dennis Ziemienski’s featured Fall Arts Festival painting depicts a woman on horseback, her s…
Candidates for state auditor have made improving government transparency part of their campaign platform. The state auditor’s office is facing criticism from groups that have requested financial and spending data and been charged high fees and met with a slow response.
There are three candidates running for Teton County Sheriff, but none face a contested prima…
Voters can cast their ballots at any of five polling places on primary election day. These v…
Three Republicans and two Democrats are competing for Wyoming’s sole seat in the U.S. House …
Graduation
Home Show
Olivia Wilson has made a habit of not naming her 4-H animals until about a week before the Teton County Fair.
The pop of paintball guns filled the baseball field. Nine boys ducked behind inflatable cove…
The instant the gate opened Honey thrashed across the pen in a cyclone of rowdy snorts and f…
Grease-soaked funnel cakes, 3-pound turkey legs, gooey meatball pretzels and deep-fried anything.
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