Teton County News

More events won't solve the inevitable lull, but they help. The Teton Wellness Festival, which is given a lot of attention in this edition, has become an annual boon to local commerce during a time when visitor numbers drop dramatically, according to event organizers and tourism representatives.

One person is in jail after a shooting in Driggs. It happened at the Fox Creek Apartments Monday evening.

Rangers here arrested one man and cited another on Thursday, September 10, during an investigation of an attempted poaching of a bull elk in the park.

Jackson Hole, Wyo.-Every time Kelly Sullivan hosts a Teton Arts Council life drawing session in her studio, some really good drawings of naked ladies go to waste.

A Jackson man accused of being under the influence of prescription drugs at the time of a fatal crash is headed to trial.

An Idaho Transportation Department project to improve Idaho 33 south of Driggs starts Wednesday .

An Idaho Transportation Department project to improve Idaho 33 south of Driggs starts Wednesday .

Fifty-five-year-old Neil Birch was riding his bicycle on State Highway 33 near Tetonia Tuesday morning when he swerved into the path of a motor home and was struck by the vehicle.

The Idaho State Police and the Teton County Sheriff's Office is investigating a collision that killed a Shelley man.

Community Music Phil Round 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM in the lobby of Amangani Hotel. Film Music Open Mic Night 10:00 PM at Cutty's. Music Music Music In Nature Concerts.

It's not your typical nine to five. "They do it because they love it," said hot air balloon pilot, Kong.

The man who pleaded guilty to three counts of battery for his role in a violent incident on the side of highway 20 in Jefferson County back in 2007, was sentenced in court Monday.

A startling statistic reveals one out of every three women will be sexually abused at some point in their lives.

An altercation in Teton County turns violent. It happened a short time before 8pm Monday night.

Detectives in Teton County are working on Memorial Day to find out what led to a stabbing.

Two eastern Idaho school districts had financing measures up for votes on Tuesday and voters approved both.

They're voting on a levy tomorrow for a 600-thousand dollar increase over an existing 2-million dollar levy.

In the wake of the swine flu outbreak, local school officials have become much more strict about sending home sick students.

The Wyoming Republican Party has elected Diana Vaughan of Teton County as the chairman of the state party.

A Bizarre twist is unfolding to a story we've been following since 2007. A victim of a violent crime is now charged with attempted second degree murder.