The glimmer of hope for the state transportation agency follows a deadly month for bears in northwest Wyoming.
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Federal layoffs hit Jackson, fired trail worker speaks out
Sophia Draznin-Nagy opened an email on Valentine’s Day telling her she had been terminated from the position she’d just been promoted into.
U.S. Forest Service to cull 3,400 workers – Wyoming forests brace for impact
It’s not immediately clear which forests will have firings or who is specifically fired.
Teton County federal workers not biting on resignation offer
Feelings of fear, uncertainty remain among some employees due to executive actions, like a mass resignation offer, aimed at streamlining the workforce.
Trump’s federal crackdown has some in Teton County confused, worried
New administration is acting on promises to crack down on the federal government. Teton County’s federal workforce is no exception.
A year after Jellie, fire department tries to move on
A lawsuit from the former chief looms, but it’s not what firefighters want to talk about.
“Cache Funk” drummer Tom Goicoechea speaks on music therapy, education, and making Jackson’s music scene more inclusive
In part six of KHOL’s Workers series, local jazz and funk musician Tom Goicoechea uses his own passion for music to help treat and educate local youth.
Behind the scenes at Rip N’ Stitch
In the fifth part of KHOL’s Workers series, Zina Horman reflects on the joys of repairing outdoor gear and living in Jackson, even as she juggles multiple jobs and a full academic workload.
Jackson’s high cost of living complicates the Teton County Access to Justice Center’s aims to make legal representation more accessible
In the fourth part of KHOL’s Workers series, Tricia Kalish speaks on the challenges facing Jackson’s only free legal clinic.
