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Wealth also continues to skyrocket in resort towns in Utah, Colorado and Idaho.
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In a memoir, a Jackson Hole resident tells her story of receiving a rare diagnosis that takes her on a journey to find out the true costs of lifesaving technologies in the West.
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At age 28, she was the oldest known reproducing female in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Photos of the popular mama bear and her cubs circulated around the world.
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Two wildfires raging in northern Wyoming have caused both areas to evacuate Monday morning. The Pack Trail Fire in the Bridger Teton National Forest and the Elk Fire in the Bighorn National Forest have been burning for weeks. Both wildfires are causing air quality alerts nearby.
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Leaders are gathering in Jackson for the annual summit to share how they’re addressing the changing climate — especially in more conservative states.
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"Grizzly Confidential" explores how grizzly bears and humans can live together and decrease conflicts, especially in landscapes where their worlds are increasingly overlapping. Jackson-based author and firefighter paramedic Kevin Grange talks management strategies, endangered species status and what it actually looks like to "respect the bear."
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Those tourism dollars often help keep local economies running, but there’s also major stresses on infrastructure that is not built to withstand the crowds.
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Wyoming voters headed to the polls today for the state’s primary election. Jackson Hole Community Radio’s Jenna McMurtry stopped by and caught up with some of the voters at the Teton County Library in Jackson.
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The former representative of the Israel Defense Force spoke in Jackson about escalating threats from Iran. Meanwhile, protesters pushed for more accountability about Israeli military action in Gaza.
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Earlier this month, a heat wave broke records across the country and also hit Wyoming hard. Most counties in the eastern part of the state were under heat advisories for multiple days. But the heat didn’t just impact air temperatures, it also took a toll on water ecosystems. The increased heat is impacting rivers, fish and the guides that rely on them.