History

Former Vermont Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Amestoy dramatizes this true crime tale in a new book.

The Midwest is home to five Great Lakes. But for a short time in the late 1990s, there were six — after one Vermont lake crashed the party.

A few dozen enthusiasts of ancient hunting tools participated in the Northeast Open Atlatl Championship in Addison.

Burlington-based songwriter Katy Hellman joins us in-studio for a conversation and song.

The Vermont state flag defies almost every rule of good flag design.

The state recently added fifteen new site markers along local roads and highways.

Founding F***ers is a new historical comedy by Vermont State Representative Conor Casey.

Stowe’s logo is everywhere, from gondolas to storefronts — even local police cars. It’s as if the entire town is part of one giant marketing campaign. One listener wants to know why.

Between 1945 and 1950, five people disappeared near Bennington. Seventy-five years later, the mystery has garnered a following around the globe.

We hear about some of the votes happening around the state this Town Meeting Day, and take a look back at the day's history.