Monkeypox, polio, and and Biden admin award to Soros group to help border crossers make headlines across the country.

A man police say is a prohibited from possessing guns was arrested for attempted murder with a firearm in connection with a domestic incident in Orwell Sunday.

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve meant to protect U.S. citizens from a catastrophic fuel shortage is being sent overseas.

Threaten to assassinate a black Supreme Court justice? Free speech, says Twitter. Tweeting about a study linking the Covid vax to infertility, not so much.

The nation’s Red and Blue states are both consolidating their positions on abortion following Friday’s SCOTUS overturning of Roe V. Wade.

A man believed to be the homeowner was trapped inside the home as it burned.

Google’s sentient AI is not only talking, it’s hired a lawyer, a former employee says.

U.S. regulators on Friday authorized the first COVID-19 shots for infants and preschoolers, paving the way for vaccinations to begin next week.

Life insurance companies claims were way up in 2021, according to national news reported by CLG.

Chinese government Covid apps are being to prevent citizens from withdrawing money from banks.

Two years after the Vermont Legislature passed the Global Warming Solutions Act, the “how” of reaching the stringent carbon emissions goals remains unclear, the Joint Fiscal Office says.

A Google engineer told the Washington Post an artificial intelligence he has talked with is advocating for its rights as a person, and has discussed religion, consciousness, and robotics.

More than half — 53% — of voters say they believe the Biden administration is intentionally letting gas prices increase to make Americans use less fossil fuels.

Burlington’s gunfire epidemic is caused by local gangs, not out-of-state drug rings, city officials said today.

Now that San Francisco voters have rejected its soft-on-crime district attorney, will Chittenden County voters contemplate the same for no-jail Sarah George?

Everyone is looking – the Burlington School Board, for money to build a new high school; summer and child care employers, for workers; and ferry customers, for a ride across the Lake.

Two harrowing tractor-trailer accidents yesterday resulted in two fatalities on Vermont roads.

A barn that housed tens of thousands of chickens on Forsman Farm in Howard Lake, Minnesota, one of the nation’s largest egg producers, was set aflame late Saturday night.

Leaving Vermont woodlands untouched will mean less healthy trees because ‘unmanaged’ forests often result in disease and pest proliferation.

Two more shooting incidents in Springfield, including an injury to a man who once bragged about being the biggest heroin dealer in Newport.

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday held an emergency meeting to discuss the outbreak of monkeypox after more than 100 cases were reported across 12 countries.

Megacorp Amazon says it will reimburse travel expenses for employees who need to leave the state to get an abortion.

No BLM, Pride flags allowed on Barre City Hall Park flagpole By Guy Page Bills decriminalizing prostitution in Burlington and creating a new ‘environmental justice’ bureaucracy were approved by the Vermont House […]

Exploding like a bombshell last night, a leaked Supreme Court opinion would overturn the Roe V. Wade decision legalizing abortion at the federal level.

A lab in Galveston and the Wuihan biolab have agreed they can destroy all data arising from their collaborative work.

Headlines and news you won’t see in most of the national media.

As first U.S. service member faces court-martial for refusing vax, Gates publishes book on next pandemic.

National and international news about Covid outbreak in Shanghai and top leaders in the Biden administration.

Will Pfizer come clean on the number and details of vax injury reports? Will the CDC insist they do? Also….in war, the truth is always the first casualty. Which side is telling the truth? Are either?

Sneak peak video of tomorrow’s Vermont Daily Chronicle – 40 seconds well spent!

by Guy Page The Vermont Senate today is scheduled to consider S265, the ‘criminal threatening’ bill that would impose prison sentences of up to two years for threatening public officials and others.  […]

GoFundMe decided to not follow through on its threat to redirect millions donated to help the Ottawa truckers after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis threatened to investigate for fraud.