Governor Peter Shumlin joins us to discuss his programs and policies, we touch base with Valley News editor John Gregg on the New Hampshire elections, learn about funding for Vermont's heating assistance program and hear about the political dynasty that is the Diamondstone family.

Valley News Political Reporter John Gregg updates Vermont Edition on the defeat of a constitutional amendment on school funding by New Hampshire lawmakers in one of the last votes they held before adjournment Wednesday.

Valley News Political Editor John Gregg discusses the results of the New Hampshire Primary.

Author Austin Troy believes cities that develop the greatest efficiencies might become the most economically viable, the Valley News' John Gregg analyzes the New Hampshire primary results and we sort through our listener mailbag.

Vermont's landfills are few, and some of what we throw away is now trucked out of state.  We look at how solid waste is handled, and efforts to divert more of away from landfills.

New Hampshire officials have raised concerns about the closing of state agency offices in the Lebanon area and Dartmouth Hitchcock joins a lawsuit against the state. John Gregg of the Valley News discusses these stories with Jane Lindholm.

Valley News political editor John Gregg provides an update on the New Hampshire state budget.

Valley News political editor John Gregg gives VPR's Jane Lindholm an update on how the legislative session is unfolding in New Hampshire.

"Federalism" may be a word that conjures dusty text books and vague memories of 8th grade history class, but it's the cornerstone of some of the most compelling and divisive debates we have about modern issues.

The Valley News political editor John Gregg explains the sweeping budget cuts New Hampshire Governor John Lynch has proposed to close a $600 and 800 million shortfall.

On Wednesday morning Brian Dubie conceded the race for governor to Peter Shumlin. Vermont Edition hears analysis and listener reaction of the general election.  Also, a re-cap of New Hampshire results.

We talk with the interim director of the Vermont Police Academy about morale and training in the wake of the upheaval at the academy earlier this year. Plus, a look at campaign donations made by the CEO of the Vermont Telephone Company. And we hear how a group of Vermont soldiers counts the days left in their deployment.

John Gregg, political reporter for the Valley News, talks with VPR's Jane Lindholm about New Hampshire's U.S. Senate race.

UVM archaeologist John Crock discusses what's been learned about Native American and European settlements this summer at Chimney Point. Also, an update on the New Hampshire U.S. Senate primary. And in Summer School, how to build a fire without matches.

VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Valley News political editor John Gregg about the Republican's chances in the upcoming statewide, federal and local political races.

VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Valley News political editor John Gregg about why Vermont's transportation budget is a record one this year

We talk about the wide disparity in dropout rates among Vermont high schools and what's being done to address it.  Also, a look at this summer's highway construction season and why the state's transportation budget is at a record high. And a visit to the Statehouse vegetable garden.  

VPR's Steve Zind talks with Valley News  Reporter John Gregg about a Lebanon zoning change that would allow a mixed-use development team in town.

VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Valley News political reporter John Gregg about the role retiring Senator Judd Gregg might play in a health care compromise.

VPR's Jane Lindholm gets a preview New Hampshire's legislative session with Valley News political editor John Gregg.

We talk with Secretary Rob Hofmann about the types of cuts expected in the agency, and how it will affect its organization.  Also, a preview of the NH legislature, and a remembrance of artist Stephen Huneck.

Valley News reporter John Gregg talks with VPR's Jane Lindholm about the closing of historic Fort at No. 4 in Charlestown, NH.

Reporter John Gregg speak with VPR's Jane Lindholm about a petition drive that is causing a stir in Claremont New Hampshire.

A draft of the state's new big-game plan identifies a number of issues that need to be addressed to maintain the health of Vermont's bear, deer, moose and wild turkey populations.