25-year-old federal forest protection is on the chopping block.
About Jenna McMurtry | KHOL
Jenna McMurtry joins KHOL from Colorado, where she first picked up radio at Aspen Public Radio and Colorado Public Radio. She covers health, immigration and the environment in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and recently, local politics. Before moving to Jackson, she studied History at Pomona College and frequently crashed her friend's radio shows. Outside the newsroom, she’s likely earning turns on the skin track, listening to live music or working on an art project.
Recent Stories by Jenna McMurtry | KHOL
Moose-Wilson Road closed past LSR for the season
Realignment to join a new roundabout comes as park preps for centennial.
Satellite virtual fencing could save time, money for cattle industry
Sixth-generation Jackson Hole ranching family gives the new tech a try.
Trump’s tariff-free beef imports spur ‘risk’ and ‘anxiety’ for Wyoming cattle industry
Ranchers object to more competition during a drought-stricken year.
Jackson Lake marina dries up, dam to hit low levels into fall
Fish take the heat while kayakers walk more.
Wyoming politicians helped usher in latest threat to ‘Roadless Rule’
Environmentalists say the Fed’s move threatens 3.2 million acres of intact forest across the state.
In reversal, Park Service approves Moose-Wilson pathway
A decade after saying ‘no,’ plans come with ‘mitigation measures’ for wildlife, cultural sites.
In final days of senate primary, Mead critiques, Hageman defends public lands record
Top-spending candidates disagree on who is more supportive of the topic.
