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Marilyn Skoglund was a Vermont Supreme Court associate justice for 23 years, and retired in 2019. She’s lived in the same house in Montpelier for 40 years, and just recently, she’s decided to downsize.

The program is administered by the Vermont Housing Finance Agency and can provide applicants with $15,000 grants.

Host Mikaela Lefrak takes listeners through a broadcast of Brave Little State, followed by a conversation with the CEO of the Champlain Housing Trust.

The organization's CEO said the $20 million gift presents a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" for affordable housing in northwest Vermont. Here's what Champlain Housing Trust plans to do with the money.

One factor is the rising cost of flood coverage, which could double for some Vermonters in the coming years.

People will begin moving into the apartments over the next few weeks, putting a small dent in Vermont’s need for affordable housing.

Pandemic-era funds used to shelter people at motels have dried up. But the need for emergency housing in Vermont has not.

After Tropical Storm Irene, disposing of manufactured homes � and assuring their owners received adequate aid from FEMA � was a particularly confusing ordeal.

Colby Lynch and her partner lived in the Quality Inn in Barre. Then, Vermont began to wind down the program that covered the cost of her room.

Host Mikaela Lefrak leads a discussion on the impending end of Vermont's motel housing program.