Isabel Schonemann is a journalist based in Burlington, Vermont, focusing on local news and issues. She has written for Fox 44 TV and her work has also appeared in WETM-TV (NBC), WDTN-TV, and KIAH-TV. Isabel covers a wide range of topics, including crime, education, politics, and community events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her audience.
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An integral health resource in a rural Vermont town continues to grow after it was filled with multiple feet of floodwater last July.
Now known as Feeding Champlain Valley, the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity’s food insecurity program is expanding their services as the need for food security grows.
Waitsfield, VT– A pair of bears in the Mad River Valley took a stroll where they're not quite supposed to be. One even took a joyride on a backyard hammock.
Nearly a year later, a number of organizations are getting back on their feet after being hit by last summer’s floods. Johnson-based substance use recovery organization Jenna’s Promise is among tho…
By: Isabel Schonemann
Williston, VT– Getting into a hot car and quickly turning on the air conditioner is simple.
Cooling off in extreme heat might not always be so simple. In times like these, there's an elevated risk of critical heat-related illnesses.
Two brands that are household names in many Vermont homes are teaming up. For Bag Balm’s 125th anniversary this year, it chose to highlight the Vermont business scene. Bag Balm is joining forces with another Vermont-centric brand, Ann Clark, to make something Green Mountain Staters might enjoy.
By: Isabel Schonemann
Today marks two years since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. In that time, 21 states have banned, or enacted a near total ban on abortion, while the Green Mountain state went the other way.
A new map at Burlington's waterfront will help the visually impaired enjoy the park, and the city's Mayor says this is just the beginning for making Burlington's parks more accessible.
By: Isabel Schonemann
Members of the Vermont Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals have voted overwhelmingly in support of striking if they don’t reach an agreement with UVMMC over contract negotiations.
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