Anyone who reads Jane Lindholm’s tweets knows she’s a devoted mom of young children. Now she’s moving from VPR’s noon public affairs call-in show, “Vermont Edition,” to a podcast for parents and young children.

VPR’s ‘Brave Little State’ program has a listener asking a question posed by Vermonters about city folk visiting the Green Mountain State since, oh, 1880 - “are they here to stay?”

Bears love the new composting law. But it's got some Vermonters growling.

A bill signed into law last week by Gov. Phil Scott makes Vermont the first state in the union requiring all high schools to give out free condoms. Some schools already do.

Responding to a listener from Brattleboro, VPR revisits the 2016 interviews of pro-Trump Vermonters and asks them what they think of the president now.

A Covid outbreak among Jamaican migrant workers has shut down an Addison County orchard to the general public.

GOP challenger for US Congress Miriam Berry says eliminating the Electoral College will reduce Vermont's influence on presidential elections. But that's not stopping Incumbent Rep. Peter Welch, who wants the president elected by popular vote.

Sure, it’s raining today - but months of bright sunshine have put a cloud over Vermont’s water supply and forest fire vulnerability. The topic will be today’s subject of VPR’s noontime news show, Vermont Edition.

Democratic academics are sounding that alarm that President Trump will refuse to leave office even if he loses the election. Legitimate concern, or a set-up for riots in the streets if Trump wins?

Whether the cause is “climate change” or just good old-fashioned drought, Northern New England’s forests are seeing forest fires this fall.