Three years ago, a valley resident tried to launch a local chapter of the Citizens Climate Lobby. But that effort fizzled out. The urgency of addressing the climate crisis, however, has only intensified as scientists
About Robyn Vincent
Robyn launched KHOL's news department. She has worked as a reporter and editor in Wyoming for the last decade and her work has aired on NPR stations throughout the West. When she's not sweating deadlines, Robyn sustains her nomadic heart by traveling the world with her notebook and camera in hand. Follow @TheNomadicHeart
Recent Stories by Robyn Vincent
Embracing Difference with Stephanie Brill
Gender was very recently an inflexible concept. Less than 10 years ago, editors were encouraging reporters to use the pronoun “he” or “she” when referring to one person, never “they.” At the time, many saw he and she as the only singular pronouns in the English language.
Wildlife Advocates: State Overstepped in Park’s Goat Aerial Gunning
Grand Teton National Park halted the aerial gunning of invasive mountain goats after the move drew criticism from state officials last week. But some...
Young People in ‘Music Man Jr.’ Grow and Gain Confidence
If you’ve spent any time at the Center for the Arts recently, chances are you’ve seen a few young people scurrying through the halls in curious...
Hot Talk — New Research Shows Fire Management in Grand Teton Won’t Mitigate Future Flames
Columbia University Researcher Winslow Hansen has long been intrigued by the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He grew up in Bozeman, Montana, and his...
Women Hit Hardest by Wyoming’s Rejection of Medicaid Expansion
After two attempts last week, a bill to expand Medicaid died in the Wyoming Legislature. According to the Wyoming Department of Health, such a bill would...
Bill That Would Undermine Affordable Housing Program Dies Swiftly
The opening of the Wyoming legislative session delivered a key development for Teton County. On Monday, a bill that would have drastically undermined...
Behind the Headline: ‘Panel Abandons Griz Depredation Comp Model, Awards Ranch $339K’
A rancher in Hot Springs County is set to receive nearly $340,000 from the state for his stock killed by grizzly bears and mountain lions. That award is...
