Lexi Krupp

Health care is a top issue for Vermonters this election. Here's how your vote can impact future decisions about Vermont's health care system.

Certain invasive plants, like Japanese barberry, provide habitat for ticks. New research aims to determine how much cutting down on these invasive species could reduce the risk of tick-borne diseases.

James Garner spent weeks diving in the Connecticut River, looking for genetic material from shortnose sturgeon. The species wasn't considered to exist in Vermont waters until this year.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott told reporters he cast his ballot today for Vice President Kamala Harris at the town office in Berlin.

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A key player in health care payment reform in Vermont announced it will shut down by the end of 2025.

It’s open enrollment for people who buy their health insurance through the state’s marketplace, and most qualify for substantial subsidies from the federal government.

Hundreds of residents expressed their support for Gifford Medical Center at a community meeting this week after a report released in September said Gifford will not be able to sustain its operations without major restructuring.

The program is meant to prevent people from needing hospital care by providing short-term support.

The hospital system has said dialysis clinics in St. Albans, Rutland and Newport will remain open as they look for alternative providers. At Central Vermont Medical Center, hospital leaders plan to close the in-patient psych unit, and they'll consolidate several community clinics.