Legislators, politicians and journalists react to the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Plus: high rates of COVID-19, and keeping an eye out for monkeypox.

Two Vermont NAACP leaders reflect on white supremacy in Vermont after the racist shooting in Buffalo. Plus, Gov. Scott signs a school funding bill, a Burlington space company expands to the UK, and hospitals face ongoing challenges.

How school districts are dealing with another COVID surge. Plus: UVM staff ratify their first union contract, a push for more housing in the Upper Valley, and Brattleboro’s town manager resigns.

High school seniors in St. Johnsbury present their final projects. Plus: opposition to a housing project in Castleton, unemployment drops again, and avian flu spreads in Vermont.

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A veteran Vermont filmmaker makes his last film. Plus, a former St. Albans cop pleads guilty, and state run testing clinics are closing.

How a national baby formula shortage is impacting Vermonters. Plus, Gov. Scott announces he’ll run for a fourth term, another prison death, Rutland reopens its COVID unit, and deer fawns are here.

Why an octogenarian is still in the classroom. Plus: five regional Planned Parenthood clinics to close, the state issues the first cannabis cultivator license and reimbursements for COVID sick pay.

A look at the failure of a bill establishing a clean heat standard in the legislature. Plus: more on the wrap-up of the legislative session, use of force data and small businesses.

A historic train station gets a makeover. Plus: the history of Act 250, a bill that would lower the education property tax and Abenaki tribes reject ‘pretendian’ claims.