The Frequency

Watching the coronavirus engulf India. Plus, new mask rules, lead testing, and COVID-19 numbers.

The state’s plan to stop providing hotel and motel rooms to unhoused Vermonters. Plus, hopeful trends in COVID-19 numbers, the search-for-work mandate is back, and a ban on the LGBTQ+ panic defense.

What the plan to merge Castleton with Northern Vermont University and Vermont Technical College means for the community. Plus, the first batch of 2020 Census data, Johnson & Johnson shots available again, and COVID-19 numbers.

The return of bald eagles. Plus, the Vermont state climatologist on what the climate crisis means for the state.

What actions have lawmakers taken to reform policing, and how are they being implemented? Plus, how the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause is affecting Vermonters who are experiencing homelessness.

One advocate’s reaction to Derek Chauvin’s conviction. Plus, another merged school district gets approval to split, vaccinations for Abenaki Vermonters, and COVID-19 numbers.

Advocates hope for updates to Vermont’s 2013 death with dignity law. Plus, COVID-19 numbers are down, vaccinations increasing, and the potential for vaccinating teens.

Youth climate activists face the planet’s uncertain future. Plus, a worsening drought, an improving economy, and COVID-19 numbers.

What climate migration means for Vermont. Plus, vaccinations open to all, rethinking the return to in-person school, and sleep habits during the pandemic.

Vaccine clinics pop up in Vermont’s most remote county. Plus, which trails to avoid during mud season, a debate over whether Lake Memphramagog is "in crisis" and vaccinations reach half the adult population.