The Frequency

The second installment part of a five-part series asking Northeast Kingdom residents about class. Plus, GlobalFoundries plans layoffs, a new senate president pro tem, and millions from a lawsuit against Google.

The first part of a five-part series asking residents of the Northeast Kingdom about class. Plus, a man facing an assault charge won the race for sheriff of Franklin County, Senator Leahy’s support for Beta Technologies, and the prevalence of evening grosbeaks this year.

A farm in Springfield raises rare, prized cattle. Plus, a Springfield cop barred from law enforcement for misconduct, legislators hope to pass climate policy, and Welch to become the oldest freshman senator.

What the state legislature has in store for the next session. Plus, more election results and COVID-19 numbers.

A rundown of top Vermont election results. Plus, an interview with Gov. Phil Scott recorded minutes after he won a fourth term in office.

Two incumbents vie for a single house seat in Orleans-4 after losing one to reapportionment. Plus, what we’re keeping an eye on as ballots come in.

In Orleans-4, two incumbents vie for a single house seat after losing one to reapportionment. Plus, Vermont Gas wants to make a deal with a landfill in New York state, money to clean up industrial pollution, and winter ticks on moose.

A check-in with Bill “Spaceman” Lee. Plus, an insanity defense rejected in a high-profile murder case, a bear attack in Stratton, and embezzlement from a broadband company.

The past and present of Pownal’s racetrack. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, a plan for the Burlington pit gets approved, and a new alert system for missing persons.

How the candidates for Governor plan to address Vermont’s workforce shortage. Plus, Addison County school district will vote on a merger, Caledonia County’s probate judge ends his reelection bid, a federal risk management program for dairy farmers, and tuberculosis at Dartmouth.