Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is President Joe Biden's nominee for the Supreme Court. Two Black Vermont women witnessed her Senate confirmation hearings firsthand and reflect on her historic nomination and potential to be the first Black woman to ever sit on the country’s highest court.

Vermont Edition looks at malls and outlets in the state, and how some are being used in innovative ways to remain relevant to their communities.

This hour, Vermont Edition host Connor Cyrus talks about the qualified immunity legislation that passed the Vermont Senate and explores what it would mean for Vermonters.

Across the country, museum leaders and curators are re-examining their collections and the legacies of their founders with items or histories that are considered stolen or offensive today. VPR reporter/producer Shanta Lee Gander spoke with Vermont Edition about these fraught legacies.

A University of New Hampshire professor says climate change is affecting everything from snow cover to soil thaw, exacerbating mud season across the Northeast.

Vermont Senate President Pro Tem Becca Balint is one of four women—all Democrats—seeking to represent Vermonters in Washington in the state's only seat in the US House. This hour, we talk to Sen. Balint about why she's running for national office and what her priorities would be if elected.

Vermont Edition discusses a proposed bill that would lead to more regulation of coyote hunting in Vermont.

Every March, medical students anxiously await Match Day, the day the National Resident Matching Program tells them where they will be doing their residency and fellowship training.

This hour, Vermont Edition checks in on the state's organic dairy industry after some farmers began talks with Organic Valley about a potential new outlet for selling milk.

Vermont Edition talks with lawmakers, fuel dealers and other stakeholders about how a proposed Clean Heat Standard could transform the way Vermonters heat their homes, businesses and other buildings.