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The uptick follows a gradually rising trend, which can be normal for this time of year for certain sectors.
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The president’s new administration is acting on promises to reduce the size of the federal government. Teton County’s federal workforce is no exception.
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Chamber of Commerce will wait for change before reacting to second Trump term, president says.
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Wyoming has 80 food deserts in 21 counties. That’s when people live more than ten miles from a grocery store. But it’s a relatively new problem, according to a recent article in The Atlantic magazine.
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The state’s economic development agency says it helped grow opportunities for communities in 2024.
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The deaths spanned industries. Despite a significant rise over 2022, the Department of Workforce Services said they’re not necessarily indicative of unsafe workplaces.
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It seems that every day a new headline tells a story of theaters shutting down. But in some parts of the West, including Wyoming, they’re still thriving.
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The price of groceries was a big talking point in this year’s election, and high costs of living continue to make headlines across the country. Those costs have kept the Food Bank of Wyoming busy this year.
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Wealth also continues to skyrocket in resort towns in Utah, Colorado and Idaho.
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The Wyoming Grants Management Office compiled a list of grant and low-interest loan programs for private landowners, small businesses, nonprofits and local governments to seek relief.
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The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s ruling that Citizens for the Responsible Use of State Lands cannot join the county’s suit against the state over permits issued for state land near Teton Village.
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The only housing advocacy group in the Jackson area, less than a decade old, hopes the creation of a new statewide organization will lead to more political influence in Cheyenne.