Rachel Mann

Students, staff and members of the public all came out to show their support, but Tuesday night’s decision did not come without controversy.

Since the start of the pandemic, the threat of catching COVID has brought increased anxiety for many frontline workers, especially in health care. Our Rachel Mann checked in to see how some providers are doing during the current fourth wave.

Hundreds of runners ascended on the northeast kingdom this weekend. Saturday is the first annual Island Pond Marathon and Half.

A Northeast Kingdom school has gone fully remote due to COVID-19 cases.

A crime caught on camera-- police are investigating the theft of a generator in Franklin County and the store owners say the timing couldn’t be worse. Our Rachel Mann reports.

A handful of bars and restaurants are paying their employees more and divvying up gratuities a new way. Our Rachel Mann reports.

Following nearly five hours of discussion, Burlington City councilors voted to withdraw a pro-Palestinian resolution early Tuesday morning.

One of Vermont’s favorite artists took the stage Friday night as part of the Ben and Jerry’s Concerts on the Green at the Shelburne Museum. Rockstar and Waitsfield native, Grace Potter was introduced to a nearly sold out crowd by Representative Peter Welch.

For the first time ever, a task force set up by the Vermont Legislature took public comment on how funds should be given to schools.

Montpelier’s Police Review Committee has released it’s full list of recommendations for public safety reform. Now, they’re turning to the public for feedback.

Crews from Green Mountain Power are making their way to the New York City area.

Reports of child abuse in Vermont dropped 22% for students remote learning over the past school year, causing concerns that many cases were going under-reported

Vermont’s COVID crisis has exacerbated a long-running shortage of specialists at the UVM Medical Center and other providers, and that’s leading to long wait times for some patients.

According to the Vermont Department of Health, at least 15,000 Vermonters need treatment for opioid use disorder.

After nearly a year of work, Montpelier’s Police Review Committee is releasing recommendations for public safety reform.

A handful of bars and clubs in Burlington are now asking for your ID and proof of vaccination. It’s something that more and more bars are doing.

The plan is to convert the Townplace Suites Marriott in Williston, which currently has 99 suites, into 72 affordable housing units. 38 of those will be for those at risk of or experiencing homelessness.

The University of Vermont on Thursday will welcome their largest first-year class ever, and officials say they will face strict vaccination and COVID testing protocols to keep everybody safe.

Colchester police officers will be adding body cameras to their uniforms in the near future.

Officials in Essex met Monday evening to discuss a proposal to discontinue their lease with the manager of the Tree Farm Recreation Facility. They say the goal is to expand the range of uses and make it more community-friendly.

Vermont dairy farmers, haulers, and co-ops are set to get millions in federal dollars in pandemic-related relief.

Police say 11 homes and businesses were hit overnight in a Burlington burglary spree.

As some of Vermont’s biggest tourist destinations continue to struggle to find workers, the need for more affordable housing has become a key issue.

The Burlington School Board has until early September to narrow down a list of possible sites for the high school.

The search for survivors continues in Haiti but things are being made difficult as a different storm moves in.

A new initiative is helping members of the BIPOC community become active members of the cannabis industry.

A new report evaluating the Burlington Police and local residents’ perceptions of them.

If you’re looking to free up some space by using a storage unit, you might have some trouble finding one

Charges are pending for three people connected to a downtown Burlington shooting early Saturday morning. It happened at the Simon’s Mobil across from City Market.

Our loved ones mean the world to us, even after they pass away. We all want to know their permanent resting site is taken care of. A group of volunteers is doing just that.

Worker shortages are making it tough for local businesses to keep their doors open. Tom’s American restaurant in Milton is one of them.

Emergency crews responded to a helicopter crash in Colchester Friday afternoon.

Vermont continues to get national attention for having the highest vaccination rate in the country, which is giving the Vermont hospitality industry a boost. However, that’s coming at a cost to visitors, with the price of lodgings going up in some areas.

Memorials honoring fallen heroes were taken out of Vermont information centers along I-89 in 2019. Now, there are plans to replace them with new and improved memorials. Our Rachel Mann reports.

Safety, peace and good weather are some of the things motorcyclists prayed for at the Blessing of the Bikes. The White River Junction VA Medical Center hosted the event Sunday morning.

The Newport Farmers Market is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays until the middle of October.

At least 100 people dove into Lake Memphremagog Saturday afternoon for the return of the Kingdom Games.

If you had $150,000 lying around, you’d want to know about it. That was the case for a retired school teacher from Connecticut that moved to Vermont.

If you’ve visited Provincetown, Massachusetts or have been around someone who has, Vermont health officials recommend getting a COVID-19 test.

With mobile banking on the rise, it may seem odd for new bank branches to be opening up. Our Rachel Mann finds out why more banks are setting up branches in Chittenden County.

Dozens of balloons were released into the sky in honor of Crisie Luebbers Sunday.

The rubber met the road for a former racecar driver at Northeastern Speedway on Saturday.

A local quarry is to blame for rocks hitting people’s houses and wrecking their yards. Rachel Mann heads to Castleton to check out the damage.

Several late-night violent incidents at Leddy Park and Church Street this week had the Burlington Police scrambling to respond. It comes as the department continues to adjust to defunding last year that some downtown business owners and residents say has left the city exposed at critical hours.

Vermont has a group of nurses specially trained to help victims of sexual or domestic violence. As our Rachel Mann reports, advocates want to expand the program.

Bears follow food, and officials say lately, their noses have been leading them into people’s yards.

In its 40th year, The Prouty is just shy of its record-breaking $4 million fundraising goal.

If it’s blue and green, let it be. Cyanobacteria is back for the season, but the Vermont Department of Health is helping you keep tabs on it.

Unrest in Haiti continues in the wake of the assassination of President Jovenel Moise. Our Rachel Mann spoke with two Vermonters who lived in that troubled island nation, to get their take on what’s happening there now.