Jeannette Boner

Under a plea agreement for poaching, a Pocatello man was sentenced to at least two years in prison and was permanently barred from hunting in most of the United States. Prosecutors say he illegally baited black bears on the Idaho-Wyoming border.

Probation violation: At 1:41 a.m. Thursday, a Teton County Sheriff's Office deputy arrested a 26-year-old Jackson woman for driving under the influence and violating the terms of her probation.

A 33-year-old ski resort manager and founding member of JH ACTivate has launched an independent campaign for Teton County Sheriff, making him the third candidate seeking the office this fall.

After five bike- and e-bike-related incidents in four days, including three involving minors, Jackson officials and safety advocates urged riders, parents and motorists to exercise greater caution as summer traffic increases and school lets out.

Downtown drunkness: At 10:48 p.m. Wednesday, Jackson Police Department officers were dispatched downtown after a report of an intoxicated man lying on the wooden sidewalk outside of a bar.

Public records show former sheriff candidate Alberto Rojas communicated with incumbent Matt Carr before withdrawing from the Democratic primary and resigning from the Jackson Police Department days later.

The widow of longtime Jackson Hole ski instructor Peter Wuerslin has filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that an Idaho Falls skier's excessive speed and inattention caused the fatal collision that killed the 71-year-old on the final day of the 2024 ski season.

Skip to main content Residents should expect closures and modified services today as federal, county and town offices observe Juneteenth, the national holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

With red flag warnings in effect, impending thunderstorms and officials raising fire danger level to “high,” leaders are continuing to urge residents to take precautions as wildfire season intensifies.

Despite Victor's continued push for its own wastewater treatment plant, Idaho regulators have directed Driggs to move forward with plans for a facility designed to serve both cities.