U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis will be in Randolph Tuesday, touring a dairy farm at Vermont Technical College. She's here to highlight a training program that supports agricultural businesses.

Vermont Technical College, in Randolph, is getting $3.4 million from the U.S. Department of Labor. The money will support training programs in agriculture, food production, waste disposal and energy production.

On the one year anniversary of Tropical Storm Irene, churches, schools, and towns will hold a statewide bell ringing ceremony to show their unity.

A state trooper's use of a stun gun on a Thetford man last month has renewed concerns about the weapons' use in local police departments.

Vermonters value debating local issues and interacting with their local government on Town Meeting Day in person, but many voters increasingly expect their towns to take advantage of the digital world as well.

Fundraising efforts have raised millions to help Vermonters recover from Tropical Storm Irene. But organizers say there's still a lot to be done to assess what the need is for the funds.

Tropical Storm Irene inflicted heavy damage in the White River Valley. VPR's Morning Edition speaks with the editor of the Herald of Randolph, one of the many Vermont news outlets following Irene's aftermath.

A company with a manufacturing plant in Randolph has won more than $9 million worth of contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense.

Across Vermont's flood zone, town officials are working to recover and rebuild their ravaged communities.

The town of Randolph has accepted a $200,000 state grant that local officials hope will attract business and jobs to the region.

Just how private are our individual lives?  How has our relationship with privacy changed through history?  We talk issues of privacy with author Frederick Lane.  Also, we hear from seniors who are writing their memoirs.