Calvin Cutler is a Political Reporter at WCAX-TV. He covers a range of topics including education, health and wellness, and legislation, with a focus on public education, mental health, and the housing market. Calvin's work has been featured in WAFB TV, KEYC News Now, MSN, and WSFA 12 News.
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Calvin Cutler's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation within Vermont, particularly related to lawmakers and political developments. His articles often center around specific state-level policies, regulations, and their impacts.
If you're looking to reach out to Calvin with a pitch, consider providing insights or perspectives from local policymakers or experts in areas such as lawmaking processes, regulatory matters at the state level, or the impact of governmental decisions on local communities. Additionally, if you have expertise relating to Vermont-specific issues like flood recovery efforts or renewable energy initiatives in the region, these may also align well with his coverage focus.
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Published Jul. 6, 2026 at 5:10 PM EDT | Updated 8 minutes ago
Though it’s mostly anecdotal at this point, businesses in the Champlain Islands are seeing an uptick in visitors.
By: Calvin Cutler
Johnson, Montpelier and Barre all lost 250 housing units to FEMA buyouts. This new funding is expected to bring another 400 units online.
The Scott administration is pitching a plan to make Vermont a more friendly marketplace for insurance companies to operate.
By: Calvin Cutler
His comments come as a new poll this week showed most residents don't consider Vermont an affordable place to live
By: Calvin Cutler
A political movement that caught fire in Vermont is spreading to Democratic primaries across the U.S.
Published Jul. 10, 2026 at 6:21 PM EDT | Updated 6 minutes ago
HIGHGATE SPRINGS, Vt. (WCAX) - A faulty fire alarm on the Canadian side of the border triggered a massive police and fire response Monday morning, closing the crossing for more than an hour and snarling traffic into Highgate Springs, Vermont.
Three Democrats are vying for Vermont’s lieutenant governor seat in the Aug. 11 primary.
By: Calvin Cutler, Connor Ullathorne, Cassie Lathrope
Published Jul. 15, 2026 at 6:15 AM EDT | Updated moments ago
