The Vermont National Guard is pitching in during the Omicron-related staffing shortage at Vermont’s largest hospital.
The Vermont National Guard is pitching in during the Omicron-related staffing shortage at Vermont’s largest hospital.
After receiving a legal threat, a Catholic hospital chain in the Midwest stops using race as a determining factor for Covid treatment.
A Hardwick woman died after her car turned left into the path of another car on slick, icy Rte. 15 in Walden.
The Supreme Court ruled on January 13 to stop the Biden administration from enforcing its vaccine mandate on private businesses.
Barre voters thought they’d decided which flags could be flown in City Hall Park. But the Legislature had other ideas.
Charlotte town residents could see a 30% increase in taxes.
Canadian provinces are likely to introduce mandatory vaccination policies in the coming months.
Merrill Lynch will pay $4 million to settle claims brought on behalf of the receivership estate for Jay Peak, and $500,000 in lieu of penalty.
The Chinese government and Joe Biden’s US Agency for International Development are funders and supporters of new research on coronaviruses.
An inmate at a state prison in Newport died of unknown causes Jan. 1. Police say the cause of death was apparently not suspicious, but autopsy and toxicology tests are pending.
Indiana life insurance CEO says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64, and most of the claims for deaths being filed are not classified as Covid-19 deaths.
A 49-year-old New York Times editor dies of heart attack a day after getting booster and writing, “Okay Omicron, hit me with your wet snot.”
Canada’s federal government admitted to secretly surveilling its population’s movement during Covid lockdown.
A 19-month-old boy died after the car he was riding in, operated by Meagan Staples, left the road and overturned in a brook in Sheldon, Vermont.
Charlotte Road Commissioner Junior Lewis used his own excavating equipment to plow the town’s roads. A fire in his building destroyed them all.
Canadian province halts giving boosters to elders after reports of severe side effects.
The flu is back.
Speculation about candidates for Lt. Governor, fatal accidents, and the huge growth in expensive ‘traveler’ nurses at Vermont hospitals and home health networks lead the news in Vermont media today.
Two tiny homes designed and built by Norwich University in Barre won a state architects’ award.
Kids are forced to the front of the classroom in Germany to say vaccination status.
Cops learn how to limit the trauma suffered by children when their parents are arrested.
An ATV crash on a dirt road in Franklin killed a young person Tuesday.
The short-staffed Vermont State Police is launching an intensive recruiting effort for the month of December.
Austrian vax refuseniks will be “forcibly brought” to prison.
Let them eat kale! The state welfare office commissioner says the Climate Action plan will hurt poor, rural Vermonters. The Climate Council passed it anyway.
Two men driving a silver Cadillac entered the Enosburgh Ace Hardware on December 1 and stole several hundred dollars of merchandise.
Overdoses have taken the lives of Montpelier homeless people recently.
During the 911 call, dispatchers heard a gunshot.
CNN”s Chris Cuomo suspended indefinitely; Biden’s vaccine mandates suffer more roadblocks.
Baby Isla is suffering severe heart problems. A GoFundMe page has been started.
Australia has begun the forced removal of residents of a small, aboriginal town to a Covid-19 quarantine camp.
First she cut off a car on Burlington traffic. When the annoyed driver honked, Grace Ross of Williston pointed a handgun at the car and its occupants.
Lillian Wright of Newport, age 16, has been missing since November 10.
Biden admin ships 1.6M barrels of crude from US Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China.
Man faces charges after crashing into Coventry residence.
Most of the 100 Afghan refugees will be coming to Vermont through the federal asylum process, which provides only a onetime sum of $1,250 – not much to get them started in Vermont’s tighter-than ever housing market.
FBI, CDC investigate vials labeled “smallpox” found in Philadelphia, after Bill Gates warned of smallpox bio-terror attacks. Gibraltar, the most vaccinated place one earth cancels Christmas celebrations amid a rise in COVID cases.
A hunter stayed with the deer he shot when nightfall prevented him from dragging it out of the woods.
Police say two youths set one of the recent string of fires plaguing Putney and Marlboro in Windham County.
Vaccine mandates continue to hamper life as National Guard stands by for Rittenhouse trial end.
Our Commander in Chief refers to Satchel Paige as “the great negro.”
Sideswiped by a jeep, a bus crashed and spilled gasoline on the ground.
The body of a missing Shelburne man was found on Thompson’s Point in Charlotte.
The Biden administration wants workplace snitches to help identify workers ignoring the vax mandates.
The Vermont State Police held 11 internal investigations on complaints against state troopers. Three were cleared.
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The side-view mirror that broke off when a pickup truck killed Mendon pedestrian Henry Miles was traced back to its owner, Dylan Gunnip of Rutland, police say.
A Fairfax man is dead after his Volvo struck a tractor-trailer head-on in Sheldon.
When the Tesla hit the telephone pole in Alburg Tuesday morning, it took out the power locally and injured the driver severely enough to need airlifting to the hospital.
Beginning October 1, the Port of Los Angeles refused entry to tractor-trailors more than seven years old. This climate change measure is contributing to the current supply chain bottleneck at West Coast ports.
One-member House districts allow candidates to meet voters, and vice-versa.
Conservatives are showing up at county GOP meetings again. “What’s gotten everyone excited is what’s going on in the country,” Joe Trottier of Hartford said.
A Newbury man is dead after being thrown from his pickup truck.
A southern Vermont school district cancelled school because it doesn’t have enough bus drivers.
The following statement was published by the Burlington School District. On Wednesday October 6, an incident occurred during a girl’s volleyball game between South Burlington (SBHS) and Burlington High Schools (BHS) in […]
The body of a dead woman found in Weathersfield has been identified. An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause and manner of death.
Vermont’s auditor says some businesses got more pandemic relief $$ than they were entitled to.
A 19-year-old teen, possibly under the influence and not wearing a helmet, died when his motorcycle struck a utility pole in the NEK.
An Enosburg man died in a head-on crash in Sheldon yesterday.
Her boyfriend says she was despondent and shot herself. Police are investigating.
State police crime investigators want to know why a woman died in car Wednesday night in Killington.
A Harley rider died on Rte. 7 in New Haven yesterday when his bike crashed into the side of a min-van turning left into his lane.
State leaders blame Vermont’s highest-in-the-nation increased drug overdose rate on pandemic isolation. However, prosecution for both heroin dealing and possession are on the decline.
A Moretown man died September 4 in a single car crash.
Wednesday’s breaking news from Vermont media.
State police are investigating the dumping of motor oil into a Chittenden County lake renowned for its fishing and other recreational opportunities.
An invasive insect that harms maple trees has been discovered in Rutland.
Gordon Chang says Chinese propaganda is telling Taiwan to not trust America following U.S. collapse in Afghanistan. It’s also openly threatening the lives of U.S. servicemen stationed on Taiwan.
Scott Campbell of Swanton died yesterday evening after his pickup truck left I-89 in Georgia. A passenger thrown from the truck survived.
A former Caledonia County Sheriff’s captain has been charged with seeking sex from women in the criminal justice system.
A Harley-Davidson driver died after a UTV cut in front of him on Rte. 7 in Pownal Saturday night.
A bi-plane co-piloted by a former Vermont lawmaker made an emergency landing near I-89 in Richmond Sunday afternoon.
A North Troy man died of severe head trauma after a truck ran him over in the early morning hours.
The public can now read about all Vermont State Police incidents of use of force.
Two men died in crashes on Vermont highways this week.
Two wandering dogs escaped tragedy on I-89.
Looking across Lake Champlain, Vermonters see NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo in BIG trouble.
Friday’s hot headlines from Vermont media.
William Shatner brought the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise with him to Ticonderoga, NY last week.
Wearing a disguised that included a surgical mask, an armed man robbed a Fair Haven gas station yesterday.
by Tom EvslinThe US government talks the talk about Covid vaccination but doesn’t walk the walk. The CDC and the FDA say “get vaccinated” but they don’t act as if they really […]
A Catholic school in Morrisville should not be required to hire a lesbian teacher.
According to a CDC registry, 11 Vermonters have died as a result of Covid-19 vaccination.
After The Camry struck the moose, the moose landed on a Toyota Tundra.
All across the nation, Critical Race Theory is in the news. The NEA is for it, the military is trying to decide what to do with it, some governors have said not […]
An electric car owned by the architect of the Vermont Global Warming Solutions Act caught fire while charging and parked in his driveway. Police say the fire was caused by electrical failure.
The Vermont State Police is investigating an incident in which yellow spray paint was used to write a racial slur on the driveway of a private residence in Sheldon.
Police found that James Bryant, age 41, of Rutland had engaged in violent, tumultuous behavior, made unreasonable noise, and used obscene language in a public place.
Former Winooski lawmaker George Cross supports Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of non-citizen voting in his city.
Firefighters located an injured male, Wayne LePage, 40, seated outside. He appeared to have sustained burns to his upper body.
Sean Ploof, 57, of Colchester died Sunday, June 13 after he lost control of his ATV while trail-riding.
After hearing a loud crash, the homeowner made contact with a male standing outside. The male was described as 5’8″-5’10” feet tall, skinny with blond hair in his late mid to late 20’s. After being confronted, he apologized for breaking the window, and left abruptly.
As a result of an investigation, State Police detectives learned that Max Misch, 38, of Bennington, allegedly violated conditions of release by approaching and speaking with a witness in a pending court case in which he is accused of traveling out of state and purchasing a firearms magazine in excess of Vermont capacity limits and bringing it back to Vermont.
A 21-year-old man died in a residential fire in Corinth Tuesday, May 25.
A Derby woman was involved in a single-vehicle crash caused by a bear on Monday.
A nova star should be visible this week in the clear night sky above Vermont and upstate New York’s North Country.
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