Kevin McCallum is a reporter at Seven Days, where he serves as a statehouse and investigative journalist. His work focuses on a diverse range of topics including government and politics, climate change, and various aspects of sports, from individual and team sports to the business side of professional athletics. Kevin's insights and reporting have also been featured in SAE International and BusinessLIVE.
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Burlington, United States (Local)
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Kevin McCallum's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political issues in Vermont, particularly Burlington. He also covers crime-related topics, such as the juvenile justice system. His articles often feature government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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Fearing lawsuits, lawmakers instead backed a bill that only covers Vermont cops.
Gov. Phil Scott sought to slash buffers around wetlands in half to speed housing development. Lawmakers on Thursday rejected an effort by Gov.
By: Kevin McCallum
Sportsman's Warehouse's promotion highlights football's relentless commercial cycle
A compromise proposal was coming together on Friday as legislators try to wrap up a session that has already gone into overtime.
By: Alison Novak, Kevin McCallum
The governor's concession on mandatory mergers cleared the way for a legislative deal and possible adjournment.
Vermont farmers use only a limited amount of the herbicide, but it has links to Parkinson's Disease.
The twin announcements came shortly before the deadline for candidates to file ahead of this year's primary election.
Lawmakers departed Montpelier after last minute deals, hugs and political barbs.
WDEV in Waterbury now runs news from Townhall/SRN News, while WCVR in Randolph switched to USA Radio News.
Lisa Milot is single-handedly working to modernize the ways the state investigates and deals with animal abuse complaints.
