The Frequency

$30 million in federal funding for GlobalFoundries’ Essex Junction plant. Plus, a rundown of election fundraising and pressure on Horizon Organic to fulfill promises to dairy farmers.

A profile of Brenda Seigel, the Democratic candidate for governor. Plus, UVM Medical Center’s ER overwhelmed with patients, prime time for a COVID booster, and Sen. Leahy out of the hospital.

A breakdown of the U.S. Senate debate between Gerald Malloy and Rep. Peter Welch. Plus, Hydro Quebec buys 13 dams in New England, the Burlington School District plans to sue Monsanto, and a brook gets a new name.

An effort to turn vacant homes into affordable housing in the Adirondacks. Plus, COVID-19 numbers, Burlington’s Leddy Beach reopens after a chemical spill, and open spots on the state’s new environmental justice council.

A breakdown of Vermont Public’s U.S. House debate between Liam Madden and Becca Balint. Plus, more video surveillance at the Statehouse, Burlington educators sue Monsanto, and job changes in state government.

Get to know Republican Senate candidate Gerald Malloy. Plus, a controversial murder case, advocates hope to prevent a farmworker’s deportation, and prohibiting slavery in the state constitution.

What it’s like at an emergency dispatch call center in St Johnsbury. Plus, more cannabis stores to open, a drop in organic dairy, and respiratory viruses in children.

How Richmond ended up with under-fluoridated water for years. Plus, Vermont College of Fine Arts faculty speak out on a decision to move programs to Colorado, a not guilty plea in two Burlington-area killings, a drought update, and bird migration.

Dartmouth College drills wells to expand its use of geothermal energy. Plus, a cluster of cases of Legionnaires’ disease, the AG won’t charge a Woodstock cop, and weekly COVID numbers.

A profile of Liam Madden, the Republican nominee for Vermont’s only seat in the U.S. House. Plus, ample COVID booster supplies, new revitalization grants, and safety tips for deer hunters.