The Frequency

Vermonters are overwhelmingly concerned about the state’s small businesses and the hit they’ve taken from during the pandemic. Plus, concerning numbers from the COVID-19 outbreak among Vermont inmates at a Mississippi prison, a flash flood watch, and falcons.

The former education secretary in the race for governor. Plus, a COVID-19 outbreak among Vermont inmates housed in Mississippi, funding for high-speed internet, and COVID-19 numbers.

There are two names on the Progressive Party’s primary ballot for governor, and party leaders don’t want members to vote for either of them. Plus, Vermont reports its first COVID-19 death in 43 days, the former owners of the Rutland Herald file for bankruptcy and a new outbreak of coronavirus among Vermont inmates.

A personal injury lawyer mounts a self-funded, outsider campaign for governor. Plus, Black residents are arrested in Burlington at a higher rate than white people, the latest coronavirus numbers and the Bassmaster fishing tournament returns. Want the web version of the story you heard? Click below: Bennington Lawyer Argues His Case To Voters In Democratic Gubernatorial Primary Want to get The Frequency in your favorite podcast app? Subscribe here. The Frequency is Vermont Public Radio’s daily

The COVID-19 pandemic spurs a change in the prison system that advocates pushed for years, but will it last? Plus, Gov. Scott pushes back the start of school by two weeks, the latest coronavirus numbers and an incident involving skydiving and a prosthetic leg.

Today, we hear from the candidates for the highly sought-after office of… the high bailiff of Addison County. Plus, a notable endorsement in the governor’s race, a solar project gets fined and the latest COVID-19 numbers. Want the web version of the story you heard? Click below: Three Candidates Face Off In Addison County High Bailiff Race

How Rutland High School is getting ready for the fall. Plus: a superintendent’s concerns, COVID-19 numbers, and Senator Leahy’s thoughts on Biden’s potential running mate.

One town’s weeklong debate over a mask mandate. Plus: utility bills, the potential for DNA evidence to solve a decades-old case, and turkeys — or baseball, take your pick.

The long saga of Burlington’s mall redevelopment looks like it’s getting longer. Plus, a profile of David Zuckerman as he makes his bid for governor and the latest COVID-19 numbers.

A rundown of the Republican candidates for governor. Plus: COVID-19 numbers, limited reopening, and a possible mask mandate.