The Frequency

How Casella Waste Systems has grown from a single truck to a $4 billion corporation. Plus: a record transportation bill makes its way through the legislature, birds on the move and COVID-19 numbers.

Worries about a potential surge in food insecurity. Plus: bringing hate crime charges in Vermont, an overhaul of education financing, and reforms to Act 250.

How is Vermont doing when it comes to addressing climate change? Plus: funding for Beta Technologies, a 60% chance of a recession, and COVID-19 numbers.

Governor Phil Scott is at odds with lawmakers over the state budget and a pension bill. Plus: another player in the EB-5 scandal sentenced, a bill to cut down on hunting waste, and COVID-19 numbers.

An effort to create a regional grain supply chain for beer. Plus: masks are no longer required on public transit, Burlington bus cuts to be reversed, and remembering Bill Porter.

How Vermont’s House and Senate districts are being redrawn, and why. Plus: potential relocation incentives, a historic renovation in Rutland, and rising COVID hospitalizations.

How climate change may reduce the maple industry. Plus, Judge Nancy Waples confirmed, a Swanton maple equipment manufacturer sold, and a push to legalize sports betting.

One of the architects of the EB-5 investment scandal is sentenced to 18 months in prison. Plus, state prisons open to visitors, the pandemic brought down emissions from cars, and remembering Fern Feather.

A Hardwick farmer on sugaring and connecting to the earth. Plus, Gov. Scott threatens a budget veto, establishing an advisory council for environmental policy, and a remembrance of architect Bill Truex.

Helping frogs and salamanders cross the road. Plus, COVID cases and hospitalizations are rising again, Brattleboro cuts ties with an ambulance company, and tick season is growing.