Hanna Merzbach
Hanna Merzbach is a reporter and producer at KHOL in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She comes to Jackson from Bend, Oregon, where she worked as a freelance journalist and reported on housing and the environment. When she's not working, you can find Merzbach scaling rock walls or backpacking in the mountains.
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A new nonprofit, the Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project, will offer assistance to the growing community in Teton County.
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Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband helped announce a $44 million investment in making national parks more resilient to climate change.
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Since February, TODO TV has aired two local newscasts a day, along with other Latino-focused cultural programming. That includes international shows like Aqui Estoy, which discussed issues like migration, art, and politics in the Latin world.
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High school students from across the country are coming to Wyoming national parks to learn how to help preserve historic buildings for future generations.
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It's a way for visitors to stay up to date on fire and wildlife risks, with some of that information coming from Indiana Jones himself.
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Tens of thousands of victims and survivors of the Holocaust are being honored in Germany. It’s part of a three decades-old grassroots effort to create the world’s largest decentralized memorial, by placing special stones at the sites where residents once lived and welcoming back their families. Reporter Hanna Merzbach descends from a Jewish family who fled the Nazis in World War II. She recently traveled to Germany to take part in one of the ceremonies and documented her experience.
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Law enforcement say 'Falcons' are intended to catch criminals through license plate data, but civil rights advocates have privacy concerns.
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As Teton County continues to grapple with how to fund new housing, local advocates are working to help people with developmental disabilities.
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It’s the last year that non-Wyoming residents are allowed to come to the early start date, and many weren’t happy about that.
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The green, stickered board, which hovers above Teton Pass, is slated to be flown away by helicopter later this year.