Host Connor Cyrus talks with some white Vermonters who have adopted Black children about the challenges and joys that come with transracial adoptions.

Host Connor Cyrus talks with some white Vermonters who have adopted Black children about the challenges and joys that come with transracial adoptions.

Vermont's maple sugaring season has begun, and host Mikaela Lefrak talks with experts and professional sugarers about what is new this year.

Former U.S. attorney for the District of Vermont Christina Nolan is running for the U.S. Senate as a Republican, seeking the seat that will be vacated by Sen. Patrick Leahy.

This hour, we hear from Afghans who have resettled in Vermont since the US exit from Afghanistan last year, and from those working in resettlement programs about finding housing and jobs for the new arrivals.

A rookie musher running Alaska's 1,000-mile sled dog race known as the Iditarod grew up in Barnard, Vermont. Vermont Edition co-host Connor Cyrus spoke to musher Eric Kelly about his path from Vermont, to Alaska, mushing, and the Iditarod.

Host Connor Cyrus talks with the chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges System about the future unification of Northern Vermont University, Vermont Technical College and Castleton University.

Host Mikaela Lefrak talks with some leaders inside Vermont's robust technology sector about the pros and cons of being in the state.

The majority of Vermont towns weighed in on Tuesday on issues big and small: from funding infrastructure and wastewater projects, to allowing local cannabis sales, to electing city councilors, select board members and school board officials.

As Vermont's COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations decrease, state epidemiologist Patsy Kelso answers questions about what to expect in this new phase.