KHOL-FM (Jackson, WY)

KHOL, located in Jackson Hole, is the only community radio station in Wyoming. It is dedicated to exploring new music and providing detailed journalism that empowers and informs its audience. The station broadcasts shows in both English and Spanish, and its active community affairs department features programming six days a week. KHOL values diversity among its staff, volunteers, and listeners, ensuring everyone has a voice in its programs, policies, and decision-making processes. As a listener-supported and volunteer-driven organization, KHOL operates with just two full-time employees: Executive Director and Station Manager Emily Cohen, and News and Community Affairs Director Robyn Vincent. The station's volunteer DJs play a crucial role in representing the diverse sounds and perspectives of the Jackson Hole community. As a nonprofit entity, KHOL relies on the generous support of local community members who understand the importance of community radio in their lives.

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Popular library programs, resources nixed amid federal cuts

2 days ago | 891khol.org | Jenna McMurtry

by | Apr 22, 2025 | News Every Monday afternoon for four hours, the Community Health Outreach Workers hosted free drop-in sessions at the Teton County Library helping people navigate the oftentimes convoluted healthcare system, including assisting with medicare applications.
Natrona County court temporarily blocks two Wyoming abortion laws

2 days ago | 891khol.org | Hanna Merzbach

Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). Procedural and medication abortions will be accessible in Wyoming again. That’s because retired Laramie County District Judge Thomas T.C. Campbell temporarily blocked two new abortion laws on April 21, delivering a win for abortion advocates.
Museums pivot after grants slashed for ‘diversity’ in arts, humanities

6 days ago | 891khol.org | Jenna McMurtry

by | Apr 18, 2025 | Art & Design, Culture Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). Two Jackson Hole museums will no longer pursue federal funds for projects that had aimed to uplift non-white voices.
Wyoming Supreme Court hears arguments on abortion bans

6 days ago | 891khol.org | Hanna Merzbach

by | Apr 18, 2025 | Courts, Women's Health Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). About 100 people filled the Wyoming Supreme Courtroom on April 16, as justices heard arguments about whether the state’s two near-total abortion bans are constitutional.
Wyoming parents see the highest jump of any state in the cost of raising children

1 week ago | 891khol.org | Melodie Edwards

Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). Wyoming parents are paying 47% more to raise their young children than they did two years ago. It’s the biggest increase of any state, according to a new report from the financial service company Lending Tree.
Feds won’t analyze total impact of 3,224 oil and gas leases in our region

1 week ago | 891khol.org | Hanna Merzbach

The Bureau of Land Management will no longer prepare a report tallying the environmental impacts of thousands of oil and gas leases across our region. That includes leases in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico and the Dakotas. Environmentalists and the petroleum industry are divided over the move.
Local roasteries keep on, despite rough spring for the coffee market

2 weeks ago | 891khol.org | Jenna McMurtry

Gray Powell’s foray into coffee imports started while working at the Mexican Cantina Merry Piglets, which is not exactly known for coffee. Restocking in the basement one day, Powell found himself asking the coffee roasters who shared the space “what the deal was” with their trade. So began the switch from a seven-year stint as a bartender and manager to buying sample bags from farmers and getting in touch with importers.
'Prevention is not valued': Five people to be laid off from county health department

2 weeks ago | 891khol.org | Sophia Boyd-Fliegel

Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). Rachael Wheeler got an email the evening of Wednesday, March 26 from the State of Wyoming that federal funding for five preventative health employees in her department was gone. The message landed in her inbox just hours before employees had to be notified.
$21 million in federal funds for conservation frozen

2 weeks ago | 891khol.org | Sophia Boyd-Fliegel

Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). The Jackson Hole Lands Trust remains optimistic conservation projects across a planned 20,000 acres in northwest Wyoming can continue despite a federal funding freeze. Just over $21 million federal dollars were earmarked for landowner conservation easements in six counties in northwest Wyoming last fall.
Pay to play on the Snake starts May 1

2 weeks ago | 891khol.org | Sophia Boyd-Fliegel

Make our newscast part of your daily listening routine. Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to podcasts). River rafters and fishers headed to the Snake River Canyon will see electronic pay stations starting next month near their parking spots. Those using U.S. Forest Service boat ramps between Astoria and Sheep Gulch will have to display a permit on their dash. Private recreators will pay $5 a car or $40 for a season pass.