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SNAPPED: Mule deer fawn learns to cross river
KELLY, Wyo. — A mother mule deer teaches her fawn how to cross rapidly moving river water while navigating the Gros Ventre River bed. Buckrail photographer Nick Sulzer witnessed the mother-fawn duo outside of Kelly on Monday, Aug. 12. Spots on the young deer’s coat indicate that it is...
Community Solar Project aims to lower energy cost
This article was part of our daily news coverage. For daily updates from the KHOL newsroom subscribe to our podcast feed. Energy Conservation Works, a Teton County energy conservation group, has agreed to lease agricultural land near Afton to build a residential community solar project. It will be the first project of its kind in the Cowboy State.
Brake failure leads to fatal RV rollover in Teton County
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A rollover crash on Wyoming Highway 22 near Jackson resulted in the death of a 72-year-old Nevada woman and left four others injured, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol. The crash occurred at 3:53 p.m. on Aug. 14 at milepost 6.5 on WY 22. The driver...
Court chairs now available at Rec Center
JACKSON, Wyo. — Sports chairs are now available at the Teton County Community Recreation Center, according to Teton Adaptive. The chairs are free to use and need to be checked out. They can be used for a host of sports offered at the Rec Center, including tennis, pickeball, basketball and more, according to Teton Adaptive’s Instagram.
Monsoonal Rain, Unsettled Weather Expected In Southeast Wyoming
Southeast Wyoming residents can expect wet, unsettled weather over the next few days, with monsoonal rains returning. That's according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service. The agency posted the following on its website:. Looks like unsettled weather makes a return to southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle after...
Instagram filter keeps Wyoming visitors a safe distance from wildlife
Visit Jackson Hole’s new Instagram filter will warn guests when they’re getting too close. As more people visit national parks and other public lands throughout the country, the more headlines circulate with news of visitors approaching wildlife for a photo opportunity. Visit Jackson Hole recently launched a “Selfie Control” filter on Instagram that will alert guests when they’re getting too close to an animal. “Many of them are coming without the information of knowing and understanding that these are wild animals, that this is not a zoo, and that these animals need space,” Crista Valentino, executive director of the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board told ABC News. The filter will allow the user to scroll through animal options to find the species they are observing. Then, if the animal appears bigger than the icon on the filter, the visitors will be required to move back to an appropriate distance before they’re able to take a photo.
Wyoming High School Tennis Scoreboard: Aug. 17, 2024
The first action of the 2024 Wyoming prep season starts this weekend, highlighted by a handful of duals and the Casper Jamboree. All schedules are subject to change. Casper Jamboree = Kelly Walsh, Natrona County, Rawlins, Sheridan. The rest of the teams will debut next week.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wyoming's state primaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wyoming has been among the most conservative states in the county, and voters on Tuesday will select the Republican candidates who will advance to November’s general election for federal and state legislative offices. The only contested races in Wyoming’s primary are on the Republican side. While voters in the fall will decide contests for the U.S. Senate, the state’s at-large U.S. House seat, 62 state House and 15 state Senate seats, only 56 Republican primaries across these races include two or more candidates. Most of the state legislative candidates who advance will face no Democratic opponent in November. This unusual circumstance is likely related to how Republicans have dominated the state in recent years.
Public mixed on concealed carry in Capitol extension
CHEYENNE — The state’s top elected officials took public comment Monday on rules proposed by the State Construction Department for allowing the concealed carry of firearms within the Capitol extension. However, relatively few people showed up to testify — public testimony barely took up an hour of the...
$12 million verbal settlement reached in Anadarko suit, not yet signed
CHEYENNE – A $12 million verbal settlement agreement has been reached in a lawsuit against the Occidental Petroleum Corp. unit Anadarko Petroleum Corp. The suit was filed by Wyoming landowners, who accused the extraction company of anti-competitively hoarding permits, effectively controlling local oil and gas development. The group alleged that Anadarko did this by collecting drilling permits without intending to use them, limiting competitor access to certain areas. The suit...
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