The Vermont House on Friday gave its final approval to a plan that would permanently open up the state's free school meals program to all students, regardless of income.

Vermonters may soon be allowed to place bets on most sporting events under a bill that received final approval in the House last week.

After several hours of debate this week, the Vermont House passed a controversial bill that restricts access to guns in certain cases.

A new report evaluating the services available for Vermonters struggling with eating disorders found the state is lacking in higher levels of coordinated care.

Lawmakers in the Vermont House have passed a bill that would allow licensed mental health counselors in Vermont to apply to practice in other states and vice versa without the need for licenses from each state.

A Vermont Senate committee has advanced legislation that would give domestic and agricultural workers the right to collectively bargain.

Host Connor Cyrus chats with Vermont's soon-to-be-appointed cartoonist laureate, Tillie Walden.

Between March 2020 and December 2022, a federally-funded program paid more than $160 million for motel and hotel rooms to shelter thousands of Vermonters. But many of those tenants have flagged abysmal conditions, and advocates are concerned there hasn't been enough state oversight or protections for renters.

Over the next two weeks, key committees in both the House and Senate will have to finalize work on major bills dealing with housing, child care, paid family and medical leave and other policy proposals.

Host Mikaela Lefrak talks with the head of the Vermont Commission on Women about a bill that would ban child marriages in Vermont.