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The end of the 2017 legislative session is on the horizon, but there are still some bills that remain up in the air. Senate President Pro Tempore Tim Ashe → Read More
On April 12, a threat of violence aimed at Essex High School set police into action and the school into lockdown mode. Surrounding schools in Essex → Read More
Jeff Roberts has written a new book called Salted & Cured: Savoring the Culture, Heritage, and Flavor of America's Preserved Meats. The Montpelier author joined Vermont Edition Tuesday to talk about the history of preserved meats, as well as look at the modern landscape of these foods. Listen to the conversation from Vermont Edition above. → Read More
A few hydroponic farmers have successfully gotten the organic label for their crops. But that's not sitting well with some organic farmers, who feel like → Read More
Nancy Stearns Bercaw got sober just about two years ago, and she's just published a memoir called Dryland: One Woman's Swim to Sobriety . The Vermont → Read More
Reducing the use of plastic bags is the aim of a few efforts going on in Vermont right now. There are bills in the Legislature that call for a ban or a fee → Read More
On Tuesday, Vermont Edition provided a re-examination of the EB-5 scandal that broke a year ago in the Northeast Kingdom, and explained the new → Read More
After a discussion about the Vermont state budget with VPR's Peter Hirschfeld and the Burlington Free Press' April McCullum, the two reporters also → Read More
A budget for fiscal year 2018 that seems likely to win Gov. Phil Scott's approval has passed the Vermont House with an almost unanimous vote. So how did we → Read More
There is a bill moving through the Vermont Legislature that would create a committee to take a look at the state's parentage laws and try to bring them up → Read More
The Vermont Agency of Education has just submitted a state education plan to the federal government. It explains how Vermont will improve education → Read More
Vermont women who work in technology fields shared their perspective on Tuesday's Vermont Edition about what it's like to be a woman in a male-dominated → Read More
In the environmental arena, many of President Donald Trump's decisions conflict with policies that Vermont has put in place in terms of regulations, but → Read More
On Friday's program, Vermont Edition took a look at whether previous problems with Vermont Health Connect have been worked out, and what may be in store → Read More
On Thursday , Vermont Edition explored how the electric grid works now and looked at some of the ways it might change in the future – including why we → Read More
Many people were surprised when Maple Leaf Treatment Center suddenly shut down earlier this year. Officials said it was a temporary closure, but days later → Read More
At the federal courthouse in Boston on Monday, three immigrant rights activists from Vermont had a hearing about their detention. They had been picked up → Read More
H.170 is a bill that deals with the legalization of marijuana. Yes, yet again lawmakers are trying to figure out if and how marijuana should be legalized → Read More
Vermont Edition devoted all its programs from March 20-24 to different aspects of mental health care in Vermont. The show received a lot of very personal → Read More
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 20 percent of children will suffer from a seriously debilitating mental disorder at some point during → Read More