Emily Cohen
Emily has served as executive director of KHOL since June 2019. She has a background in ecological design and urban planning and has worked as a teacher on the US-Mexico border in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, as a policy wonk in Washington, DC and as a land use planner in Wyoming. She enjoys getting away from the operations side of radio to produce original stories about arts and culture in Jackson.
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The Jackson Police Department has boasted a special volunteer unit for years — the mounted patrol. The group is a striking representation of the town’s old west roots, but its numbers are at risk. -
The June 8 landslide on Teton Pass caught many people off guard, including geologists who study the material and processes of the earth. So, how did this happen? -
A legal analysis by regional and national animal welfare groups says Wyoming’s animal cruelty statute should apply. -
Responding to the region's ongoing construction boom, one organization is working to repurpose homes that would otherwise be demolished — saving waste in the landfill and addressing a worsening housing crisis. -
There’s been a bumper crop of mushrooms in northwest Wyoming. And an effort is underway to document them — the first of its kind in more than 40 years. -
As waste increased in Teton County over the past several years, some local businesses are trying to turn the trend around.
