Governor Phil Scott Friday acknowledged that while Vermonters have endured an incredibly painful year, the rapid increase in vaccine availability should give everyone optimism about the road ahead.
Veterans arrived to get their COVID-19 vaccine at the Fairgrounds in Essex Junction and claim they were turned away. Erin Brown spoke with one man who had to turn around.
Eight Democrats voted against the proposal, suggesting that Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and other progressives vowing to continue the fight in coming months will face a difficult fight.
Some jobs and many hospitals or nursing homes require a negative COVID-19 test to enter. But what if you keep testing positive long after your infectious? Kelly O’Brien looked into the issue of prolonged positives.
It has been one year since the first case of Covid-19 was announced in Vermont. Since then, there have been highs and lows as we all navigate our way through the pandemic.
Céline McArthur spoke with Lisa Duquette, Burlington area manager for the tax firm Jackson Hewitt, for tips on how to navigate the pandemic when preparing your returns this year.
A New Hampshire state representative who referred to LGBTQ people as having “deviant sexuality” apologized Friday and promised to not only continue to learn from the experience but to educate others.
In a partnership with Champlain Valley Headstart, 30 families have been testing out a food distribution program designed to allow families of students the option to pick food and household products they need from an online list.
Vermont teachers and school staff will begin getting their COVID-19 shots starting next week. And while it’s hoped that recent decision will spur districts to get students back into the classroom, there are no guarantees.
The executive director of the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery is recommending that an estimated $25 million in unused coronavirus relief money be set aside for a reserve fund to cover unanticipated needs in the future.
A Channel 3 News investigation in 2018 on burn pits revealed the unexpected health battles many soldiers face after returning from deployments. Now, as a thousand Vermont National Guard soldiers are called to duty again, Darren Perron has an update on the ongoing problem.
Trey Anastasio, the frontman for Phish, has made his recovery from addiction no secret, and now he is trying to help others who are trying to get out of the cycle.
Vermont health officials say they are seeing a decline in people getting tested for COVID-19, something they say is both concerning, but also understandable.
Middlebury College students plan to begin in-person learning Friday after COVID testing over the past week found six positive cases out of nearly 6,000 tests.
Sometimes Steve and Lorna Garrow struggled with money working on the farm. But what they gave to others and the love in return, made them perhaps the richest people you'll ever meet.
Researchers at the UVM Medical Center say a new COVID antibody survey of Vermont students and staff shows schools can open in a safe way and limit the spread of the coronavirus.
A three-judge panel said Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill erred when he rejected a prosecution motion to reinstate the third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin.
A first for the Vermont State Police--a Somali Bantu state trooper. Tpr. Omar Bulle told our Ike Bendavid how he hopes to build bridges between law enforcement and the New American community.
Pope Francis brushed aside the coronavirus pandemic and security concerns to resume his globe-trotting papacy after a yearlong hiatus spent under COVID-19 lockdown in Vatican City.
Thursday was a day many Burlington High School families have waited for six months. School was back to in-person learning at the former Macy’s for about 400 students after the BHS campus closed down in the fall over PCB contamination concerns.
Taken together, the materials shed new light on the sprawling patchwork of law enforcement agencies that tried to stop the siege and the lack of coordination and inadequate planning that stymied their efforts.
There is reason to celebrate at Vermont Tech. Nearly all students in the Class of 2020 have found jobs, despite entering the workforce during an economy facing a significant downturn. Our Adam Sullivan reports.
New York state reports COVID cases are declining as the number of vaccine doses rises. Our Kelly O'Brien takes a look as a new vaccine clinic opens in Clinton County.
The threat appeared to be connected to a far-right conspiracy theory, mainly promoted by supporters of QAnon, that former President Trump would rise again to power on March 4 and that thousands would come to Washington to try to remove Democrats from office.
