KHOL interviewed the authors of a recent WyoFile and Wyoming Public Media investigation about how stronger military leadership and the state legislature can help victims of workplace harm within the Guard.
Civil Rights
Burma Remains Under Siege Following February Coup
Kate Redmond of KVNF in Paonia, Colorado, interviews a Fort Collins woman who was evacuated from Myanmar following the coup.
Community Members Raise Concerns over “Toxic” Library Culture, Potential LGBTQ+ Discrimination
In a long, surprise public comment, several speakers asked for a countywide nondiscrimination ordinance based on gender identity or sexual orientation.
Why Non-partisan Collaboration Helps Women Win
Women face numerous hurdles running for office. By working across party lines in their campaigns, they are primed to work together once they are elected.
The Many Costs of Wyoming’s Death Penalty
State Public Defender Diane Lozano discusses her experiences with capital punishment.
Candidates Struggle to Address Jackson’s Political Representation Woes
During a political forum for mayor and town council, many candidates revealed a blind spot when they were asked about the dearth of women, Latinx people in local politics.
Jackson Rally Honors Titan of Equality Ruth Bader-Ginsburg
People gathered to contemplate the huge strides RBG made in the battle for equal rights and the work that is still ahead.
Rally Engenders Silence, Dialogue, Unity
Organizers sought to replicate the iconic marches engineered by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The silent march and subsequent community dialogue yielded rare sights and sounds.
A Moment Blossoms into a Movement
Recent protests are mobilizing community members, compelling them to question next steps in the fight for racial justice.
