Johanna Love

Last week’s devastating news of the abrupt closure of eight Wyoming newspapers should give everyone pause.

Wedding pros inspire each other

A paddleboarder drowned Wednesday afternoon in Jackson Lake after a storm knocked him away from his board. He was not wearing a life jacket.

From Town Square to Teton Village and beyond, people reveled in the arts for a dozen days in early September.

Robert A. “Andy” Stroh died unexpectedly on July 3 at age 50. Born in Jackson, he graduated from Jackson Hole High School in 1992. A private service is being planned.

From its first pages, Hillary Munro’s new book emphasizes connection to friends and family in this incredible mountain valley.

Griz rattles fence on north end of Rafter J

Three designs for development at Stilson would all see impacts to migrating wildlife, based on plans presented Thursday to the county’s parks and recreation board.

Snow started falling thick and fast on Friday night, and people woke up Saturday to a blanket of almost a foot and a half of fresh snow.

Remember how the community used to raise money for a neighbor?

Three people on the business side of the Jackson Hole News&Guide were promoted during the past month, and one was hired.

With Old Bill’s Fun Run just five days away, people across the valley are collecting pennies for good causes, including these three enterprising young men.

Jeff Drew is retiring from the Snake River Grill after 23 years. His striving to prepare and serve the highest quality seasonal ingredients in thoughtful combinations created contemporary cuisine that

The Jackson Hole Daily has a new publisher. Adam Meyer, a minority owner of this paper’s parent company, Teton Media Works, has been promoted from the associate publisher role he

The Jackson Hole News&Guide has a new publisher. Adam Meyer, a minority owner of this paper’s parent company, Teton Media Works, has been promoted from the associate publisher role he

Each Tuesday for going on a decade, Tina Welling has been ushered by armed deputies through a series of steel doors, descending into the belly of the whale.

Dr. Lou Hochheiser, the former CEO of St. John’s Health who was just elected to a seat on the hospital’s board of trustees, died Wednesday at the Jackson hospital.

Polar bears, buy your tickets.

Much ado has been made over Yellowstone National Park’s 150th anniversary, but the National Park Service’s crown jewel is about to get a little more star power thrown its way.

As days get shorter and snow up high begins to drive wildlife to lower elevations, it’s more important than ever to ensure dogs can get their exercise without being tempted