The Jackson Town Council is reviewing a controversial housing law that bans more than three unrelated people from living together in a single-family home.
About Will Walkey
Will is KHOL's first full-time reporter and producer. Originally from Tacoma, Washington, he recently graduated from Columbia University with a Master's Degree in journalism. He likes to read and write about housing, local politics, and history, and spends most of his free time fishing or biking. He's excited to be living in Wyoming, and looks forward to honing in on his unique radio voice by highlighting the locals that make Jackson special. Contact Will with tips at will@jhcr.org, and follow him on Twitter at @WillWalkey.
Recent Stories by Will Walkey
‘What Could’ve Been:’ Jackson State Sen. Mike Gierau Reflects on 2021 Legislative Session
Sen. Gierau talks Medicaid expansion, lawmaking during COVID-19 and making deals with Republicans.
New Local GOP, Democratic Chairs Talk Party Values and Campaign Strategy
Teton County Democrats currently dominate local positions, but the GOP holds the upper hand in Cheyenne.
Jackson Paramedic Discusses Improvising and Coping in Wilderness Medicine
KHOL speaks with “Wild Rescues” author Kevin Grange about working in Emergency Medical Services in Yellowstone, Yosemite and Jackson Hole.
Wyoming Lawmakers Cling Tight to Declining Coal Industry
The Cowboy State has expressed interest in doing its part to fight climate change. But it wants to do so under its own terms.
Jackson Locals Adapt, Organize and Persist through a Pandemic Year
KHOL asked three local residents to reflect on a year that’s unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon.
With Deadlines Looming, Wyomingites Rally for Medicaid Expansion
A bill that could provide up to 25,000 additional Wyoming residents with healthcare coverage will be debated in the state Senate in the coming days.
The Gills Took the Northern South Park Debate to the State—And They’re Likely to Win
A state bill that seems specifically designed to address a development proposal in Teton County is expected to influence future local planning efforts.
