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I'm Sophia Boyd-Fleagle with your local newscast.

Cars continue to navigate some construction detours downtown with projects from the town and Wyoming Department of Transportation.

As KHOL's Evan Robinson-Johnson reports, the disruptions are an effort to make use of the brief season between tourists and snow.

The state is installing a drain pipe, replacing a traffic signal, filling potholes, and making sidewalk improvements.

Construction began October first and will last through November, with final phases resuming in the spring.

By the end of the season, aquatic species that live in the side channels were left out to dry, stranding thousands of fish in pools that no longer reached the main stem of the river.

KHOL's Jenna McMurtry joined biologists tracking the dam releases while they're also saving the next generation of river dwellers.

[water sloshing] On an early fall morning in October, about a dozen fish enthusiasts hop into rafts at the main Grand Teton National Park put-in for the Snake River.

After a 20-minute float in the park, a group of trout advocates and fish biologists will have arrived at their first data collection stop of the day.

There are hundreds of other pools Miller can't get to, but by getting to some of them and collecting the data, there could one day be a shift in the bureau's management priorities or maybe even downstream water rights.

Both would take a massive legal undertaking, so until then, the agency's priority will likely remain farmers over fish.

For KHOL News, I'm Jordan McMurtry.

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From now through next summer, you'll be able to see that support at events like the Teton Powwow, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival, and the Rendezvous Music Festival.

That investment in our local community includes contributions towards the work of many of your favorite local nonprofits, like Camina Conmigo, Friends of the Bridger-Teton, and KHOL, Jackson Hole's community radio station.

You're tuned to KHOL.

I'm Sophia Boyd-Fleagle with your local newscast.

House District 23 candidate Shannon Brennan changed her decision not to attend a League of Women Voters forum this week after a sideswipe on Highway 89.

The Trump administration says it's trying to meet that demand, deregulating the fossil fuel industry while creating barriers for renewables.

For the Mountain West News Bureau, I'm Hannah Merzbach at Wyoming Public Radio.

You're tuned to KHOL.

From now through next summer, you'll be able to see that support at events like the Teton Powwow, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival, and the Rendezvous Music Festival.

That investment in our local community includes contributions towards the work of many of your favorite local nonprofits, like Camina Conmigo, Friends of the Bridger-Teton, and KHOL, Jackson Hole's community radio station.

You're tuned to KHOL.

I'm Sophia Boyd-Fleagle with your local newscast.

America's first national park has a new leader following Cam Sholly's departure last month.

The interim superintendent ditched the darkness of Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky for a role starting this week overseeing a staff five times the size.

KHOL's Evan Robinson Johnson reports.

Barclay Trimble has also worked as deputy superintendent for Grand Canyon National Park.

From now through next summer, you'll be able to see that support at events like the Teton Pow Wow, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival, and the Rendezvous Music Festival.

That investment in our local community includes contributions towards the work of many of your favorite local nonprofits, like Camino Conmigo, Friends of the Bridger Teton, and KHOL, Jackson Hole's community radio station.

You're tuned to KHOL.

I'm Sophia Boyd-Flegel with your local newscast.

The first snow of the season has the region's ski resorts eager for opening day.

Meanwhile, concerns about a super El Nino complicate the forecast.

KHOL's Evan Robinson-Johnson reports.

A dusting on the Tetons was enough for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to start advertising that winter has arrived.

I'm Eric Galatas.

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The first tenants for the largest such affordable project in Teton Valley are expected to move in as early as January.

For KHOL News, I'm Evan Robinson-Johnson.

From now through next summer, you'll be able to see that support at events like the Teton Pow Wow, the Jackson Hole International Film Festival, and the Rendezvous Music Festival.

That investment in our local community includes contributions towards the work of many of your favorite local nonprofits, like Camino Conmigo, Friends of the Bridger Teton, and KHOL, Jackson Hole's community radio station.

You're tuned to KHOL.

I'm Sophia Boyd-Flegel with your local newscast.

Four town council candidates agree that development is out of control and parking's too hard to come by.

They are more split on how to solve a budget gap and whether to use flock surveillance cameras.

KHOL's Evan Robinson-Johnson reports from a forum this week.

Two challengers accused the current council of not being transparent and ignoring community concerns.