The Frequency: Daily Vermont News

In today's episode, more about some bumpy roads in the Upper Valley and plans for Vermont's first geothermal neighborhood, plus Democrats in Vermont's legislature talk about raising taxes on the state's top 1 percent of earners.

The latest on some proposals advancing in the State House, a new place to catch a flight out of Montreal and a report that finds the work of family caregivers is worth A LOT of money.

Vermont Public's housing reporter Carly Berlin explains why hundreds of Vermonters are protesting a land-use law – and what state lawmakers are doing about it.  

In today's episode, More on the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision on a qualified immunity case that's more than a decade old, and we'll get a Vermont history lesson on a law that only three other states in the country have, plus some local music, too.

In today's episode, Why some law enforcement agencies aren't releasing body camera footage from the recent immigration raid and protests in South Burlington, and why a popular summer dining staple may cost a whole lot more this year.

In today's episode, The latest news from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement action in South Burlington on March 11th; also, the post office in the state capital is set to be sold at public auction.

In today's episode,  House lawmakers advanced a bill to bring down next year's average projected property tax hike, how to avoid bear-human conflicts and a conversation with the new head of the Vermont National Guard.

In today's episode, we'll cover the latest on three women who say a former Democratic representative exhibited a pattern of behavior in the Statehouse that included unwanted touches.

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public's Lola Duffort on property taxes and “buying down the rate.”

In today's episode, The latest on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement action in South Burlington from last week, and then we'll step away from the news and listen to a track of local music that was born out of a challenge.

In today's episode, The latest developments in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in South Burlington last week, the Vermont Senate's unanimous approval of legislation to protect the rights of voters, candidates, and election officials and Bread & Puppet theater's invitation to the public.

In today's episode, South Burlington's police chief says his department is continuing to review last week's clash between police and activists during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation on Dorset Street. 

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, The latest on the recent Immigration & Customs Enforcement activity in South Burlington, how municipalities plan to handle public road upkeep costs and more.

In this episode,  A state lawmaker steps down after violating the Vermont House's sexual harassment rules; more developments on the recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in South Burlington; and a preview of Vermont Green F-C's upcoming US Open Cup match.

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public's Peter Hirschfeld and Lola Duffort on the crossover deadline, and which committees are trying to keep their legislative priorities alive.

In this episode, more on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in South Burlington that occurred on Wednesday, a proposed amendment to the state's constitution has been approved, a look at this year's Vermont Book Awards finalists, plus a new electronic soul duo shares their latest single.

In this episode, information on the recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement action in South Burlington yesterday, plus how warm weather negatively affects maple syrup production, then we'll pivot from the news of the day and talk about a very certain part of a whale's anatomy.

What's happened since Hyde Park's electric department told the state that it was out of money, and could not pay its bills? And the search for an  elusive apple.

For this episode, a Para Alpine skier from Pittsfield is competing at the Paralympic Winter Games in Cortina, Italy

More school budget results, Vermonters in the cross-hairs of President Trump's trade war, and the very latest in poutine news.

Waterbury considers building new housing on the edge of a 100-year flood zone, plus a song from a group of immigrants who call Vermont home, ahead of their debut performance next week at The Flynn in Burlington.

Town Meeting Day odds and ends and the latest results from communities' ballot issues from earlier this week.

In this episode, we'll bring you some Town Meeting Day 2026 results as well as some sounds from the polling places.

Town Meeting Day ballot measures in various towns, plus a trip to a popular New Hampshire beach, where officials are proposing paid parking on a very busy strip.

Some protestors learned their fate after being arrested earlier this month for refusing to leave an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Williston and then, the story of some faith leaders in New England who are focusing more on immigrants' rights in the wake of a Vermont pastor's detainment by ICE 

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public's Peter Hirschfeld and Lola Duffort on private equity in healthcare.

What's next for a proposal from lawmakers who had been considering moving to a two-year car inspection cycle? Plus, a local musician shares what it looks like to have faith when certain structures of identity are crumbling around them.

Some pre-Town Meeting Day school budget numbers, New Hampshire's governor says Immigration and Customs Enforcement is ditching plans for a proposed detention facility in the state, and a kids' version of Town Meeting Day in Calais.

 An unusual mayoral race is brewing in Rutland, and then, we'll learn more about a local entrepreneur abandoning some big plans to reinvigorate a college campus he purchased in 2020.

 A Vermont resident's release from a federal immigration detention, what current flu activity looks like in Vermont and a Town Meeting Day preview.

In today's episode, a changing of the guard at the Vermont National guard, a local author's book gets recognized as an ‘outstanding English-language book of Jewish interest.

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public's Peter Hirscheld and Lola Duffort on the retirement announcement of the Vermont Senate pro tempore.

What Vermont lawmakers are considering when it comes to landlords and evictions, AI disclosure in campaign ads, and a Vermont history lesson from 1779.

 Vermont's plan to restrict people from using food benefits to buy certain foods, a Vermonter's deportation case gets thrown out of court, and an update on a popular Hyde Park reservoir.

Burlington's mayor is preparing for a potential escalation of federal immigration enforcement, plus one Vermonter's history-making Olympic win.

The governor wants this year's budget bill to incorporate some flood recovery money, and a Vermont advocate calls for the state to offer more services that could help adults with disabilities build connection without judgment.

In this week's edition of the Capitol Recap, an update from Vermont Public's Peter Hirscheld and Lola Duffort on the latest education reform talks in Montpelier.

Bernie Sanders on Immigration and Customs Enforcement, plus a long-running ski jumping contest in Brattleboro, and some local music too.

 The Trump administration is holding back more than half of Vermont's federal broadband money as the state works to connect the final addresses to a high-speed broadband network and some towns consider internet voting.

We'll learn about what finding the measles virus in the wastewater in Washington County means and what to look out for, and Vermont lawmakers are hoping to build more direct relationships with countries across the globe.

A federal waiver from the Scott administration that's meant to nudge SNAP recipients to purchase healthier options with their food benefits; plus - with Valentine's Day this Saturday - we hear about love, in all its forms.

Some safety tips for skating on “wild ice,” plus we'll continue to lean into the cold and snow and meet a Vermonter, competing in the Milan Cortina Olympics this month