Lexi Krupp is a reporter for Vermont Public, focusing on local news in Vermont, particularly in Burlington. She covers a range of topics including community events, environmental issues, weather, and human interest stories. Lexi's work has also been featured in other news outlets such as WBUR, GBH, New Hampshire Public Radio, and Connecticut Public.
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Lexi Krupp's articles cover a wide array of topics, with a focus on local events and government announcements in Vermont. The themes covered include agriculture & farming, scientific matters, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and government & politics.
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By: Lexi Krupp
Ivor Devino, of Brandon, was one of over 250 people sterilized in Vermont under a 1931 state law aimed at preventing certain people from having children. His story is documented in a podcast looking at the impacts of eugenic policies in the state.
By: Lexi Krupp
Money has started flowing into Vermont to cover flood damage from early July , but congressional inaction means that local governments will have to wait for federal assistance.
By: Lexi Krupp
Several schools in Vermont are taking steps to minimize students' exposure to mosquitoes on the heels of warnings from Vermont health officials about Eastern equine encephalitis.
By: Elodie Reed, Lexi Krupp
βThere is no hospital in Vermont that is not in jeopardy,β stressed the consultant who led work on the report. Recommendations include closing inpatient beds and converting emergency departments into urgent care centers at Gifford Medical Center, Grace Cottage, North Country, and Springfield hospitals.
By: Lexi Krupp, Elodie Reed
Vermont's hospitals are in trouble. A new analysis found that the state's hospitals would need as much as $3 billion in subsidies β from commercial
By: Cai, Lexi Krupp
Vermont is the only state in New England with no ocean coastline. But every year, ocean birds visit the Green Mountain State as they migrate over Lake Champlain.
By: Lexi Krupp
The first report came from Shrewsbury, in mid-August. A skinny, young male Canada lynx, far south from its usual habitat, was walking along a dirt road
By: Lexi Krupp
A Chittenden County man in his 70s died in September from eastern equine encephalitis. He was first hospitalized in August.
By: Lexi Krupp
A "severe" solar storm has hit Earth, and northern lights should be visible as far south as Arkansas In much of Vermont, cloud cover will obscure the sky.
By: Lexi Krupp
A crowd gathered in front of the Statehouse last Friday to celebrate a plan that will guide the work of a relatively new state office, the Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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