Vermont News

Experts call for mitigation measures beyond vaccines; Pediatricians stretched thin; 10,000 Vermonters to lose unemployment benefits; Two unexpected landings for Beta pilots.

Chittenden County population up 7.5%; Essex Junction planning separation vote; Vilsack visits Vermont; Middlebury construction nearly finished.

Maple Run to end SRO program; Burlington considering 12 potential high school locations; Panel finds Chester police discriminated against Black man; Farmers' insurance claim denied after cows died ingesting telecom wire.

Brattleboro reimposing mask mandate; College vaccination rates vary; Scott presses for Afghan refugees; Progressive Joe Magee wins special Burlington City Council race.

Data shows Black Vermonters hardest hit by Covid; Burlington Ward 3 election underway; Blood shortage across New England; Brandon man's arrest follows neighbor's national commentary.

Three long-term care outbreaks reported; Breakthrough stats show Delta risk; Towns cautious with ARPA funding; Cargill's Swanton facility fined.

Chittenden's population up 7.5% in census; UVM not releasing sexual assault findings; Experts and teachers union favor school vax mandate; Judge rejects plea deal for Pownal man.

Stenger reaches plea deal; Barriers to vaccination data; Derr stepping down at Sterling College; 50,000 drivers licenses misprinted.

Waterbury camp outbreak jumps to 25 cases; Scott plans to require some state employee vaccinations; Projects planned in Highgate; State police academy exam nixed.

Burlington City Council rejects officer cap; Covid outbreaks close businesses; Winooski man accused of PPP loan fraud; Mosquitoes bite up Lemon Fair River area.