Funding cuts come at a time when the organization has seen an uptick in people experiencing food insecurity.
Social Problems
Local Nonprofit Seeks Assistance to Build Shelter for Homeless Families
KHOL talked with the board chair of the local Good Samaritan Mission about the value of transitional housing, the current scale of homelessness in Teton County and their proposal for new infrastructure on Deloney Ave.
Daniela Peterson Joins The Community Foundation’s Board of Directors
The founder of Vista Counseling will be among the first Latinas to help govern the critical local philanthropic organization.
National Park Service ‘Shelved’ Internal Study on Workplace Harassment
KHOL interviewed High Country News reporter Lyndsey Gilpin about the leaked “Voices Tour Report,” which sheds new light on workplace issues within the National Park Service.
Passing the Blame Around: How Harassment and Discrimination Infiltrated the Wyoming National Guard
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.
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, July 2
Miss the headlines this week? Learn more about fire danger, federal efforts to expand pay for firefighters and access to telehealth services.
‘Healing Needs to Take Place:’ Wind River Superintendent on Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools
Superintendent Frank No Runner of St. Stephens Indian School discusses how the generational trauma of former boarding schools continues to affect Indigenous students today.
Mindfulness Course Participants Report Clearer Focus and Better Moods
Three participants of a new training program spoke to KHOL about the experience of incorporating a mindfulness practice into their lives.
Former Moab Archaeologist: Petroglyph Vandalism is ‘Symptomatic of Social Unrest’
KZMU Community Radio in Moab, Utah, interviews a former Bureau of Land Management archaeologist about last week’s defacement of a well-known petroglyph.
