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Speaking with the youngest delegate representing Vermont at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Plus, new limits on the motel housing program will soon go into effect, the state wants to turn a rundown historic structure at Little River State Park into a hut, the feds negotiating Medicare drug prices could result in even more savings in Vermont, and a man charged with murder of a Rutland police officer will stay behind bars during his trial.

The Vermont-based group Magicians Without Borders puts on shows around the world to bring joy to people facing difficult circumstances. Plus, Vermont native and Olympic medalist Ilona Maher returns home, health insurance rates are again rising in Vermont, the first half of the year was the hottest ever recorded in Vermont, and the town of Reading votes to close off a leaf peeping hot spot in order to limit tourist traffic.

Vermont Public’s Bob Kinzel shares his big takeaways from yesterday’s primary election. Plus, the chair of the Vermont House’s tax-writing committee fends of a challenger, the lieutenant governor’s race is set, a Black woman has secured a gubernatorial nomination likely for the first time in Vermont, a retired Vermont judge continues efforts to evacuate female judges from Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, and crews are removing a dam in Salisbury to make the area more flood resistant.