The toll COVID-19 is taking on mental health and mental health workers. Plus, travel restrictions, Leahy questions the SCOTUS nominee, and a big fish.

A new interest in the question: what happens if the governor dies? Plus, Leahy calls for more COVID precautions, F-35s quiet, and COVID-19 numbers.

How a small dairy farm in Essex County is faring in the pandemic. Plus, Indigenous place names, high alcohol sales, and an increased minimum wage.

What we know about the COVID-19 outbreak at Champlain Orchards. Plus, a hybrid House session, limits on facial recognition technology, and the latest COVID-19 numbers.

How the state’s farmers markets made the summer season work. Plus, finally understand Act 250, Scott lets bills become law, and the orchard outbreak contained.

Plans for what used to be St. Joseph’s College. Plus, another COVID-19 case among farmworkers, an upcoming trial, and legislation in front of the governor.

Meet one of the Vermonters planning to cast a vote for Donald Trump in the November election. Plus, a COVID-19 outbreak in Addison County, Leahy gets his COVID test results, and the slow creation of affordable housing in Chittenden County.

Legislation that would establish a new use-of-force standard for police in Vermont. Plus, the cannabis legislation also before the governor, Leahy to be tested for COVID-19, and statewide case numbers. Henry hosts from a distance.

A vintage history of country fairs. Plus, takeaways from the debate for Vermont’s single House seat, census success, and a contract extension.

Local selectboards find themselves hosting discussions about racism and the nuances of free speech. Plus, the ongoing drought, a gym loses a lawsuit, and COVID-19 numbers.