Nathaniel Wilson

'The Merrimack: River at Risk' asks why the watershed is at risk, and whether we can save it. Host Jenn Jarecki sat down with director Jerry Monkman to learn more.

As of Monday, Sen. Peter Welch was among a small group of Democratic senators encouraging their colleague to step down amid federal corruption charges. Sen. Bernie Sanders joined a larger group of Democrats with the same message Tuesday.

'Whitman Brook' is a documentary about its namesake – an apple orchard in Quechee. The film deals with love, loss, and rejuvenation through cultivating and maintaining the orchard.

Bear Pond Books was one of many businesses in Montpelier forced to close its doors due to flood damage this summer.

Vermont Public's Jenn Jarecki sat down with Jane Lindholm, host of the Vermont Public podcast But Why: A Podcast For Curious Kids, to talk about tips for students worried about going back to school.

The Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival is underway, showcasing more than 125 films. One of them was shot almost entirely in Bristol, Vermont — though it spans three generations and over 6,000 miles. Vermont filmmaker Sierra Urich’s debut documentary feature is called "Joonam."

Patti Casey, who directs the Vermont Agency of Agriculture's work surveying mosquitoes and ticks, explains how our wet summer has increased mosquito populations. Plus, tips for staying bite-free and the ecological importance of these annoying creatures.

Erin Moreau, the Waterfront superintendent and harbormaster, and Megan Moir, division director of water resources for the city of Burlington, discuss Burlington beach closures and cyanobacteria.

After 20 years, host Mitch Wertlieb is stepping away from Morning Edition. To commemorate his tenure, Vermont Public has combed the archives and pulled clips from some of our favorite interviews Mitch has done.

Vermont joins New Hampshire and Delaware as the only three states in the U.S. to achieve a no-kill or 90% 'live release rate' for pets who enter animal shelters.