Community
Vermont farmers feel impacts of staffing cuts at USDA
A cow in a field in Lowell in June 7, 2019. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
News
Editorial coverage from the Vermont USA Wire newsroom.
HealthGrant funded initiative seeks sustainability for regional birthing services
Deidra Razzaque of Brattleboro, whose son was born at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital’s Birthing Center, holds a sign while attending a hospital board meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. File photo from Brattleboro Reformer
HealthRegulators wanted more transparency on Vermont’s medical education. Now they’re getting it.
Larner Medical School. Photo by Bob LoCicero/VTDigger
EnvironmentVermont’s nuclear watchdog has gone quiet
This commentary is by Ann Darling, a member of the Citizens Awareness Network, a New England grassroots environmental organization working to end the use of nuclear power and replace it with sustainable, reliable and affordable energy gener…
EducationUVM and Middlebury College announce tuition discounts
Williams Hall on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington on Wednesday, September 20, 2023. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
Culture3 decades after sparking a debate about censorship, ‘Daddy’s Roommate’ returns to Rutland
The children’s book “Daddy’s Roommate,” as pictured at the Rutland Free Library. Photo by Kevin O’Connor/VTDigger
Culture‘Mend it and keep it alive’: Inside Vermont’s growing repair culture
A sign outside the Old North End Repair Cafe. Photo by Simone Traynor/Community News Service
EducationRoxbury looks to give its former school a new life
Roxbury Village School building in Roxbury. Photo credit The Bridge
GovernmentLatest poll shows Gov. Phil Scott and Amanda Janoo in tightest race in a decade
Democratic nominee for governor Amanda Janoo, left, and Republican Gov. Phil Scott. Photos by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
- Technology
Where do elections fit in the AI apocalypse?
John Odum is the Montpelier city clerk and a certified ethical hacker.
GovernmentVermont AG takes anti-ICE protest cases to trial after Chittenden County prosecutor declines
Protesters block the exterior entrance to Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center in Williston on Friday, July 24, 2026. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
GovernmentIn reversal, Vermont Supreme Court allows Gov. Scott to enforce in-person work for state employees
Justice Nancy Waples speaks as the Vermont Supreme Court meets in Montpelier on Thursday, June 18, 2026. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger