landslide

The WSGS map and the accompanying digital data depict deep-seated landslide susceptibility in the southern two-thirds of Teton County.

Both highways were closed as of 10:55 a.m. with no estimated reopening time.

The project is expected to be finished by July 2018.

Child says the landslide is up to 200 feet deep and has blocked off a creek, forming a 15- to 20-acre lake.

The landslide destroyed a road to nine wells.

Geologists are conducting tests on the landslide to figure out a permanent remedy for the fractured highway.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation was able to reopen a stretch of the road in the Snake River Canyon over the weekend by building a temporary lane, but speeds are still reduced.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is reporting that an active landslide is moving along Wyoming 789 near Lander.

The owners of a home destroyed in a landslide in Jackson have filed a lawsuit alleging construction work made the hillside below their house unstable.

The Town of Jackson and local landowners have completed a big step toward eventually stabilizing a slow-moving landslide by agreeing to a property buyout.