“These bans place the state’s feet on the necks of Wyoming’s women.”
Lawyers argued over Wyoming’s abortion bans at a pretrial conference on Thursday.
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Choosing colored over white lights can lessen impact on wildlife
JACKSON, Wyo. — While holiday lights can add a festive tone to the season, research suggests their impact on bird migration and predator/prey dynamics, among other wildlife behavior, warrants replacing cooler blues […]
Lawyers reiterate abortion arguments in pretrial conference
JACKSON, Wyo. — Ninth District Court Judge Melissa Owens heard arguments in the case of Johnson v. Wyoming, which will determine whether two recent abortion bans are legal under the Wyoming Constitution, at […]
Wyo gray wolves not included in new national recovery plan
WYOMING — Under a settlement approved on Thursday, Dec. 14 by a District of Columbia federal court, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) must draft a new recovery plan within the next two […]
Federal BUILD Grant funds three new START buses in Driggs
DRIGGS, Idaho — The City of Driggs announced the launch of three brand new MCI “coach” buses as an addition to its START fleet, made possible through a federal BUILD grant. According […]
Wort and Cowboy Bar gift $100,000 to History Museum
JACKSON, Wy. — The Wort Hotel and Million Dollar Cowboy Bar announced on Wednesday, Dec. 13, that their gift of $100,000 will support the community’s new History Museum Campus currently under construction […]
Judge Owens elects not to issue abortion ruling
JACKSON, Wyo. — Ninth District Court Judge Melissa Owens heard remarks in the case of Johnson v. Wyoming, which will determine whether two recent abortion bans are legal under the Wyoming Constitution, at […]
START Bus to run reduced commuter service on Christmas, New Year’s Day
JACKSON, Wyo. — START Bus’ commuter lines will offer reduced service hours on Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, 2024, the agency has announced. The Teton Valley Commuter will not run the TV-1 inbound […]
Gordon to expand Wyoming’s high-speed internet access
WYOMING — Gov. Mark Gordon announced Wednesday that Wyoming will direct $70.5 million in federal funds to expand access to high-speed internet in the state. The expansion is expected to allow more […]
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