Teton County

Is that a bad thing?

According to U.S. Census figures released on Thursday (August 12th), Wyoming remains the least populated state in the country. Not only that, but aside from just a few others, it was also one of the slowest growing states in population overall from 2010 to 2020.

Five more Wyoming residents have died from COVID-19, including a woman and two older adult men from Laramie County, the Wyoming Department of Health confirmed Tuesday.

The University of Wyoming has recently received a $1.8 million gift from Ann Ramsay in honor of her late mother, Elizabeth McCabe, that will support 4-H and UW Extension employees located in Teton County. Support for UW Extension employees located in Teton County is critical for the mission of the program...

State health officials have not announced any other cases of the variant.

Two people died in unrelated crashes near Jackson on New Year's Day, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

In honor of the late Sen. Grant Larson, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has ordered the state flag be flown at half-staff at the capitol and in Teton County tomorrow, Sept. 17.

So is it time for Laramie County to consider a face mask rule, at least for people indoors?

A rise in reported cases prompted Teton County Health Officer Dr. Travis Riddell to seek permission from state officials to impose the local order.

There's a new story that has been making its way around the net that theorizes that the rich are taking over Wyoming. That begs the question do you really believe that the rich are running the poor out of Wyoming?