Bruce Abel News Today

JACKSON — As the dust continues to settle after the landslide on Teton Pass, preliminary financial impacts suggest that it is costing every average Teton County, Idaho’s commuter working in

As three communities wrestle with destroyed mountain highway, leaders say residents primarily impacted; access is open to Yellowstone, Grand Teton parks.

The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers

Republican governors oppose two WHO proposals under negotiation

Following feedback from riders, all commuter START buses traveling to Idaho and Star Valley will be equipped with food and water in case of emergencies or long delays.

The county tried to swap out diesel buses with electric, but all are broke and the manufacturer has filed for bankruptcy. So they're buying more!

State must take the lead

In what could be a harbinger for electric vehicle use in Wyoming, all eight electrical buses of a Jackson transit organization broke down and not expected to return to service

Affluent liberals in Wyoming's Teton County have learned that they cannot rely on electric buses, but they have not learned their lesson.

This is another one of those guilty pleasure stories I so enjoy. Another fable from the annals of Leftist impulses going – not horribly, but so inconveniently – wrong that’s it&#8217...