Billy Arnold

Ski patrollers at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort are organizing.

Ski patrollers at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort are looking to unionize, joining first responders at resorts across the West.

A prolonged stretch of unseasonably warm weather has descended upon the Tetons, bringing spring-like conditions and hopes for more typical winter temperatures.

The Flat Creek Ranch, one of the most iconic, remote guest ranches on the edge of Jackson Hole, will change hands. But not in a high-dollar sale, or a takeover

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has temporarily closed its backcountry gates.

Roughly one year after Grand Teton National Park acquired the Kelly parcel, its managers are facing their first test.

The last criminal case is closed surrounding alleged “drag racing” this summer in Grand Teton National Park.

After years of bureaucratic wrangling over the future of Wyoming’s state-run elk feedgrounds, wildlife managers have nearly completed a plan for feedgrounds serving the Jackson Elk Herd.

After four sessions of voting over two days, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ski patrollers voted against unionization, though a handful of ballots were challenged and the result is not final.

After mountain runner Michelino Sunseri's legal travails ended with a presidential pardon, a conservative legal group is rehashing some of its constitutional arguments from that case — and again setting its sights on the National Park Service's ability to make criminal laws.