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Vermont Public's daily news podcast. Get up to speed on what's happening every day in Vermont in under 15 minutes. Available every weekday morning by 6 a.m.

vor 18 Std.

What to know about early voting

Learn how to cast your ballot ahead of Vermont’s primary election in August, a nonprofit takes over syringe services in Burlington, the campus of the recently-shuttered Sterling College is up for sale and time is running out to apply for broadband assistance.

10 Min.
vor 3 Tagen

Planes, trains and automobiles

A new train station opens in Brattleboro, Burlington’s airport adds more destinations to fly to and tick bites are on the rise in Vermont this year. Plus, meet another local artist in the latest edition of the Friday Song.

9 Min.
vor 4 Tagen

Trooper cleared in fatal shooting

A state trooper who shot and killed a man in crisis will not face criminal charges, delays on replacing a bridge in Royalton are frustrating residents and a UVM study explores how menopause affects the brain. Plus, learn the history of the Vermont Catamount.

11 Min.
vor 5 Tagen

Assessing tornado damage

All three tornados to hit New England so far this year were in Vermont - we’ll hear more about the most recent two; a new tax bill signed into law that will send an additional 20 million dollars in revenue annually to the transportation fund; a close-up look at one of the items that is part of an upcoming exhibit celebrating the state over the last 250 years.

11 Min.
vor 6 Tagen

No forced mergers and other regional news

School districts won’t be forced to merge but they should discuss it …. the sweeping education reform bill was signed into law; a local high school football team couldn’t fill out its roster and won’t take the field this season; and some national park signs in New England should be back in place before the semiquincentennial.

8 Min.
22. Juni

Exploring Vermont’s new budget

Vermont’s state ethics commission gets a staffing boost; lawmakers close a gap in the state’s transportation fund; a Colchester resident is caring for a Vermont flower at risk of disappearing.

14 Min.
19. Juni

More dairy industry layoffs

More tough news for employees in the Franklin County dairy industry; Gov. Phil Scott took action on more laws this week; and an Addison County musician determined to get back into the studio after hardships and loss.

9 Min.
18. Juni

Gov. Scott weighs in on key bills

The Legislature is out of session and Gov. Phil Scott made some moves on several key housing and healthcare bills; a Vermont bar owner talks World Cup and how New Hampshire’s bet on legalized gambling is paying off.

11 Min.

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Vermont Public's daily news podcast. Get up to speed on what's happening every day in Vermont in under 15 minutes. Available every weekday morning by 6 a.m.