Kathryn Ziesig

Due to a misunderstanding with a Wyoming Highway Patrol official, the Jan. 6 Jackson Hole Daily cover photograph caption incorrectly identified the incident that a blue pickup truck was involved

On Friday, the cast of Off Square Theatre’s 2026 Thieme Youth Musical “The Little Mermaid” ran through a dress rehearsal, one week ahead of opening night. The show runs at

On Thursday at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, athletes came together to compete in the giant slalom and super G alpine races during the 2026 Wyoming Special Olympics.

As long-in-the-works project faces headwinds, some Jackson Hole elected officials are losing faith. A key housing advisor resigned, concerned that Jackson and Teton County aren't acting quickly enough.

People come from across the globe to visit Wyoming’s national parks. This year, they’re being required to pay more than their American counterparts. Many were undeterred, viewing Yellowstone and Grand Teton as bucket list trips.

On Saturday, the 6th annual Teton Powwow was held at the Snow King Sports and Events Center. There were 427 register dancers representing 134 tribes from 17 states and two

The way people are finding out about Delta Lake is changing. Its soaring popularity has transferred over to TikTok. But, according to one prominent park official, TikTok is chopped — and AI is king for many Delta Lake visitors.

Three new measles cases have been reported in two days. Providers are urging early vaccination for babies.

Entering second decade of protecting pets

The town’s attorneys pushed back, setting the stage for a test of the town’s efforts to prosecute an alleged deed-restricted housing violation.