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Although Jackson is known for its country swing dance scene, other kinds of dance are taking the region by storm.
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New research shows many parts of the United States could experience a damaging earthquake in the future, including cities in the Mountain West.
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Having tough conversations about responsible recreation is a big part of working in the world of public lands. Linda Merigliano has had a lot of practice doing just that. She is the Recreation Program Manager for the Jackson and Black Rock areas of the Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) and has been working on land stewardship issues in the highly-trafficked area for more than three decades.
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The new town and county housing report sheds light on rental prices and residents being pushed out of the region.
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Remy Coste and Aurelie Delattre are from France but now live in Sweden. Coste and his dogs are here to compete in the upcoming 29th Pedigree Stage Stop sled dog race. It’s one of the hardest races of this type in the world – between the length, elevation and weather conditions.
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Over 3,000 people took to the slopes recently to claim the title, decked out in Canadian tuxedos, denim shorts and the occasional jean speedo.
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As yet another OB/GYN clinic shutters in Teton County, women are left wondering what the future holds.
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Jackson officials wrangle with how to oppose the sale, while others set the stage for a lengthy battle to let the National Park Service acquire it.
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Officials are also balancing pressure from landowners — who could pull out of the deal.
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Native American women are murdered at a rate ten times higher than the national average. How can state, federal, and tribal groups work together to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) crisis?