The Frequency

Answers to questions about mud season. Plus, the potential for more pay for mental health care workers, and remembering a leader in the disability rights movement.

The impact of supply chain issues on solar development. Plus, Judge Nancy Waples’ confirmation, unemployment numbers, and a tiny invasive fish.

An overview of the steps needed to amend the Vermont Constitution. Plus, updates from the legislature, and the memories of a logging camp cook.

Reflections 50 years after a plane crash. Plus, the Statehouse mask mandate, too much relief money to some healthcare providers, and a company acquired in Waterbury.

A look at the longstanding challenges around hauling milk. Plus, the state keeps an eye on a new COVID variant, Gov. Scott threatens a veto of the clean heat standard, and a requiem for ice fishing season.

How a legal doctrine shields police officers from many claims of wrongdoing. Plus, new owners at Vermont’s largest mall, a record gift to Middlebury, and potential pot shops on the horizon.

The University of Vermont and its staff union remain far apart, months into contract negotiations. Plus, a bill that would make it easier for Vermonters to change gender markers on birth certificates, an eviction reversal, and robocalls.

A proposal to cut building emissions passes the House, but still has a long way to go. Plus, Canada eases testing requirements, drug decriminalization won’t move forward, and a push for universal school meals.

Remembering a Vermonter who made an impression. Plus, paid family leave won’t pass this year, a hospital picket in Plattsburgh, and protecting peregrine falcon nests.

Patients caught in the middle of a standoff between the state’s largest hospital and an insurance company. Plus, Rep. Welch tests positive for COVID, environmental justice policy, and hungry bears.