The Frequency

A lesson in community. Plus, a possible new residential facility for young offenders, the state of childcare, and a canceled Vermont Farm Show.

The ideology of former President Donald Trump in the Vermont GOP. Plus, Prop 5 on the ballot, Sanders endorses Balint, and 12-hour shifts for DOC staffers.

The Republican primary for lieutenant governor exposes stark ideological divides within the party. Plus, a new attorney general, the state Supreme Court rules against the auditor, and a tractor heist.

Analyzing data on gun deaths in Vermont. Plus, two new strains of COVID-19, expanded health care coverage, and a McDonald’s franchise pays a $1.6 million settlement.

A lesson in drum making. Plus, Sen. Patrick Leahy is recovering from hip surgery, Essex Junction becomes a city, and the state begins licensing cannabis product manufacturers.

The coming obstacles facing Vermont’s Beta Technologies. Plus, charges against a man indicted in the EB-5 scandal, a new Justice Department crackdown on opioid prescription practices, and renaming Suicide Six.

How a company in South Burlington plans to revolutionize the future of flight. Plus, the Addison County Sheriff is charged with assault, Vermont has a record transportation budget, and changes to Burlington’s rules for short-term rentals.

A new documentary explores youth mental illness, including through the experiences of two Vermonters. Plus, more Vermonters react to the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade.

The stories of two Vermont women who’ve had abortions. Plus, activists prepare for a November vote on a constitutional amendment to protect reproductive rights, and early voting for the August primary begins.

A lesson in creating an archive. Plus, a lawsuit over sewage overflows in Rutland, a marker commemorating Vermont’s first Pride March, and a new program aimed at making local produce more accessible.