Josh Morrill is a journalist based in Burlington, Vermont. He writes for Fox 44 TV and his work has also appeared in WWTI ABC50 and The North Country CW. Josh covers a range of local news topics, including crime, community events, politics, and social issues impacting the Burlington area.
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Vermont has seen eight gun-related homicides in October and authorities say they have started to see similarities in a number of the cases.
MONTPELIER, Vt – Firefighters in Vermont’s Capital City battled the second fire in four days Wednesday at rk Miles on Stone Cutters Way. The city’s fire department learned about the lum…
By: Josh Morrill
Phish frontman Trey Anastasio has spearheaded efforts to open a new drug recovery center in Ludlow, VT, and those efforts are coming to fruition with the center slated to open in Nov.
Mobile home parks across Vermont are struggling to fund necessary repairs and upgrades, despite state grant programs in place to help them.
By: Josh Morrill, Aidan Scanlon
In response to growing concerns for public safety, Burlington’s city council is funding support for downtown businesses by improving lighting and security in the area.
The Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network introduced its Let Me Be Great campaign at Champlain College.
Hospital staff at UVMMC are speaking out after a man allegedly punched an employee over the weekend. (File photo: AP Photo/Wilson Ring)
By: Brian Wallstin, Josh Morrill
As Thanksgiving approaches, Vermont food shelves say there has been a noticeable decline in donations even as the demand grows.
By: Josh Morrill, Brian Wallstin
Posted: Updated: After a pandemic-era dip, the number of short-term rentals in Vermont has skyrocketed, especially in ski towns like Stowe, Ludlow and Killington.
Two police departments in Northwest Vermont say they haven’t had the same level of staffing struggles the rest of the state has seen, but there are other issues that are forcing them to consi…
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