Jenna McMurtry
Jackson Hole Community Radio ReporterJenna McMurtry joins KHOL from Silverthorne, Colorado, where she picked up radio at the state’s NPR affiliates, Aspen Public Radio and Colorado Public Radio. Before making the move to Jackson, she attended Pomona College in California where she studied History and served as the editor-in-chief of her award-winning college newspaper. Outside the newsroom, she’s probably out earning her turns on the skin track, listening to live music or working on an art project.
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Wildlife art and history museums will seek other funding avenues for Native art show and Latino history. -
Longtime and first time protesters alike flooded Town Square with concern. -
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The town and county’s housing programs dodged legal challenges for now, though some critics suggest future legal threats could be looming. -
The etymology and origins of the April 1 holiday depend on whom you ask. -
Cuts will hit hardest in counties with limited alternative revenue like tourism and natural resources. -
KHOL has confirmed only one unnamed person was detained. ICE has not shared warrants. -
Senate File 124 made it out of committee, but not past the Senate floor. -
KHOL could not immediately confirm if search warrants were issued by the federal immigration agency or a judge — the latter being a requirement to detain someone on private -
The letter comes as the Trump administration ramps up deportations and is anticipated to request or demand assistance from local law enforcement to carry out federal policies, a duty long considered outside the scope of practice in places like Teton County.
