In this week’s edition of the Capitol Recap, Vermont Public’s Lola Duffort and Peter Hirschfeld discuss signs of progress on education reform.

In today’s episode, more on how a U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down Colorado’s conversion therapy ban could affect Vermont and what’s next for Vermont Green FC following the team’s U.S. Open Cup loss. We’ll also hear a portion of Grammy-nominated Vermont musician Moira Smiley’s piece “Haiku.”

In today’s episode, more on how the end of a winter emergency housing program affects some Vermonters, the fate of Gov. Scott’s return-to-office order and continued disputes between police and activists about the recent ICE raid in South Burlington.

In today’s episode, more on a bill that would let citizens sue federal agents and the opening of a new terminal at Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport. Plus, a New England song-writing project features mothers affected by the recent ICE surge in Maine.

In today's episode, more about some bumpy roads in the Upper Valley and plans for Vermont’s first geothermal neighborhood, plus Democrats in Vermont’s legislature talk about raising taxes on the state’s top 1 percent of earners.

The latest on some proposals advancing in the State House, a new place to catch a flight out of Montreal and a report that finds the work of family caregivers is worth A LOT of money.

Vermont Public’s housing reporter Carly Berlin explains why hundreds of Vermonters are protesting a land-use law – and what state lawmakers are doing about it.  

In today's episode, More on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision on a qualified immunity case that’s more than a decade old, and we’ll get a Vermont history lesson on a law that only three other states in the country have, plus some local music, too.

In today's episode, Why some law enforcement agencies aren’t releasing body camera footage from the recent immigration raid and protests in South Burlington, and why a popular summer dining staple may cost a whole lot more this year.

In today's episode, The latest news from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement action in South Burlington on March 11th; also, the post office in the state capital is set to be sold at public auction.