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News Brief Feb. 2 | Rental Assistance Applications Up, Biden to Invest in Cleaning Orphaned Wells by KHOL

A Different Kind of Nuclear Reactor could Bring Power and Jobs to Utah's Emery County by KHOL

News Brief Feb. 1 | Cheney Breaks Fundraising Record, Kauf to Compete in Beijing by KHOL

Natural Selection Highlights the 'Core Essence of Snowboarding' in Second Season by KHOL

Daniela Peterson Joins the Community Foundation Board of Directors by KHOL

Weekly News Roundup: Friday, Jan. 28 by KHOL

News Brief Jan. 27 | Rodeo Discussions Continue, Annual Moose Collaring Underway by KHOL

News Brief Jan. 26 | Health Officials Discuss Local Needs, Gordon Seeks RIDE Responses by KHOL

News Brief Jan. 25 | SAR Teams Respond to Multiple Incidents, Natural Selection Kicks Off by KHOL

The town hill is also preparing for a future with less snow.

News Brief Jan. 24 | Pearl and Cache Development Plan Approved, Lummis Defends Filibuster by KHOL

On Set: Vinyl Style by KHOL

Western Resort Areas See Major Uptick in COVID Case—But Hospitalizations Remain Low by KHOL

A Durango Firm Makes Energy-efficient Building Materials from Timber Felled During Fire Mitigation by KHOL

Weekly News Roundup: Friday, Jan. 21 by KHOL

News Brief Jan. 19 | Northern South Park Landowners Weigh in on Current Plans by KHOL

News Brief Jan. 18 | Hospitalizations Remain Low Despite COVID Surge by KHOL

This week on Jackson Unpacked [Jan. 14]: KHOL reports on how rising property taxes are making it difficult for older folks on fixed incomes to hold on to their houses in Teton County. A new market offers a taste of Mexico in Victor. Local band Ticket to Space chats about creating music inspired by the mountains. Plus, a Colorado story from Rocky Mountain Community Radio’s reporting project on the transition away from fossil fuels, and KHOL’s roundup of this week’s headlines. Jackson Unpacked airs locally at 89.1 FM or via live-stream Mondays at 7:30 a.m., Tuesdays at 3 p.m., Fridays at 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and Sundays at 12:30 p.m. Support Jackson’s only nonprofit newsroom by becoming a member of KHOL today.

As mines close their doors in Colorado's North Fork Valley, they leave behind a troubling legacy: leaking methane.

Weekly News Roundup: Friday, Jan. 14 by KHOL