Buckrail, Jackson Hole, WY News for 06/28/2023

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“Intercepting watercraft containing mussels this early in the season is concerning, but it’s not surprising.”

By the end of May, five watercraft containing invasive mussels were intercepted coming into the state by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s aquatic invasive species watercraft inspection stations.

Today’s Top Stories

WYDOT adjusts traffic light times at intersection of WY22/390

WILSON, Wyo. — The ongoing bridge replacement and intersection construction at WY22 and WY390 has […]

Bank of Jackson Hole awards over $500K to 33 community nonprofits

JACKSON, Wyo. — Bank of Jackson Hole (BOJH) in partnership with the Federal Home Loan […]

Early-season detections of AIS ‘concerning’ for Game and Fish

WYOMING — By the end of May, five watercraft containing invasive mussels were intercepted coming […]

Warmer temperatures, less rainfall expected heading into early July

JACKSON, Wyo. – A ridge of high pressure will build into the area during the first […]

USDA announces ‘historic’ $500M investment into wildlife conservation

BOULDER, Colo. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a plan to invest $500 […]

Wyoming’s carbon emissions place 50th in new national ranking

WYOMING — The Cowboy State’s carbon footprint has landed last place in a new ranking of U.S. states by “eco-friendliness.” According to the study conducted by Consumer Affairs, Wyoming recorded 68.55 tons […]

Planned reopening of Moose-Wilson Road delayed through late July

MOOSE, Wyo. — Grand Teton National Park’s Moose-Wilson Road was set to fully reopen to through traffic, seven days a week, on Friday, June 30, but wet spring conditions have delayed the […]

SNAPPED: Teton Mudpots Summer Sale

JACKSON, Wyo. — The Art Association of Jackson Hole’s annual Teton Mudpots Summer Sale unfolded last weekend in Center for the Arts’ Glenwood Parking Area. Visitors shopped for pottery, paintings, jewelry, prints […]