“We encourage individuals to bring their vehicle keys with them when they’re recreating on the river, hiking or whatever it may be, and not leave keys on the exterior of the vehicle.”
A string of thefts in Teton Valley serves as a reminder to secure vehicles while enjoying the great outdoors.
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Dollar Lake Fire community meeting set for Weds. in Cora; new fire discovered
JACKSON, Wyo. — The two major wildfires burning on Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) held steady over the last 24 hours, according to Tuesday morning updates by incident managers. The Dollar Lake Fire will […]
Segment connecting GTNP, county pathways breaks ground
JACKSON, Wyo. — Cyclists, rejoice! Grand Teton National Park (GTNP) announced the launch of the Sagebrush Pathway Connector project, which will link the park’s pathway system to the Jackson Hole Community Pathway […]
Recreationists reminded to secure cars after thefts in Teton Valley
DRIGGS, Idaho — On Monday, Sept. 1, the Teton County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) issued a reminder to Teton Valley residents and visitors to properly secure vehicle keys after theft incidents at boat […]
Practice bear safety this hunting season
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SNAPPED: Sandhill cranes prepare for fall migration
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EPA proposes approval of Wyoming coal residuals permit program
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YNP recognizes work of first Groundwork USA team
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SNAPPED: Mule deer buck dons velvet antlers
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