Human-Caused Fire Burning in Bridger-Teton National Forest
Fire danger in the area is currently high.
U.S. Forest Service
Investigators Seek Help in Solving Wyoming Forest Fire Start
Investigators determined the blaze originated from an abandoned warming fire in the upper reaches of the Hoback River drainage.
Forest Service Advances Changes to Sage Grouse Protections
The Forest Service is taking public comments on the new plan for 90 days.
Forest Service: Ryan Fire In Southern Wyoming Is Human-Caused
Forest Service law enforcement received information from the public, but needs more.
Two New Fires Start Near Badger Creek Fire
Two new, smaller fires have started in the vicinity of the Badger Creek Fire and fire resources are on the scene.
Agency Pulls Some Idaho, Wyoming Snowmobile Maps After Suit
But the agency says there will be no change to over-snow motor vehicle use in those areas this winter.
Forest Service Eases Fire Restrictions on National Grassland, Laramie Peak
The Forest Service eased the restrictions because of the reduction in human-caused risk, increased fuel moisture, and favorable long-term fire weather forecasts.
Pole Creek Fire in Western Wyoming Now 15 Percent Contained
The Pole Creek Fire was first reported Friday and burned about 3,000 acres over the weekend.
Agencies Close Parts of Grand Teton National Park in Hunt for Suspected Killer
They want to question campers from the area who might have information.
Agencies Hunt In Teton County For Idaho Homicide Suspect
A Caldwell, Idaho, Sheriff's deputy found the badly decomposed bodies of 56-year-old Cheryl Baker of Ogden, Utah, — Bullinger's wife — a teenager and another adult woman in a shed.