The Frequency

Hunting has changed during the pandemic. Plus, what Biden’s plan to welcome more refugees into the U.S. could mean for Vermont, high levels of food insecurity, and COVID-19 numbers.

Barre plans to raise the Black Lives Matter flag. And a lot of others. Plus, quarantine requirements for skiers, COVID-19 numbers, and bonus data.

Preparations for a surge in COVID-19 cases. Plus, cases numbers and deaths continue to rise, telemedicine’s popularity, and a proposed train station.

A conversation with one of the UVM doctors working on a vaccine trial. Plus, COVID-19 spread, Vermont’s 60th COVID death, and some clarity on social gatherings.

Governor Phil Scott urges Vermonters to adhere to his administration’s new guidelines, Central Vermont Medical Center deals with an uptick in cases, and people are moving here to work remotely.

Updates to a century-old law change how trees are managed in Vermont towns. Plus, another record-breaking day of COVID-19 cases, the legislature considers how to reconvene, and a college closure.

There just don’t seem to be enough substitute teachers. Plus, breaking down Vermont’s new COVID-19 restrictions, coronavirus case numbers remain high, and a small increase in milk prices.

The cyberattack that hit the UVM Health Network two weeks ago is still affecting patient care. Plus, a second day of record-breaking COVID cases, big businesses skipping hazard pay, and Sen. Bernie Sanders considers a new position.

A conversation with former Governor Howard Dean about national election results. Plus, Vermont’s highest COVID case count, the vaccine trial begins, and COVID testing for teachers.

An investigation into alleged dumping of recyclable material. Plus, limits on out-of-state travel, COVID on the rise, and an unhappy squirrel.