Vermont News

Scott "encouraged" by latest covid trends, psychiatric bed construction halted, Holcombe endorses Joe Biden, and an arraignment in a homicide in Cambridge.

Scott v. Trump, a shooting in Burlington, Sanders endorses Biden, and the financial struggles at small Vermont hospitals.

Blanket testing at high risk facilities, Copley Hospital launches test for immunity, Burlington City Council to ask F-35s to stop flying, and custody questions under stay home order.

Stay home order extended, plan for mail-in ballots created, prisons respond to Covid outbreak, and models show flattened curve.

Legislator dies of Covid, airport estimates $20 million loss, 70,000 people file unemployment claims, and Sanders' plan to pick up delegates.

A new job for Kiah Morris, demographic data on Covid-19, the Wisconsin primary, and monitoring of state borders.

COVID-19 death projections, colleges go pass/fail, school districts without budgets, and a new surge facility in Essex.

New orders on masks in public, Burlington takes down its basketball hoops, Brattleboro Retreat staff member presumptive positive, and Plainfield residents speak out against Goddard quarantine.

A second outbreak in Burlington, more spikes in unemployment claims, corrections officers test positive, and regulations in the trash industry.

Nursing home outbreaks, Meals on Wheels, Census Day, and layoffs at GE.