Vermont

The verdict is in. White Nose Syndrome, a disease that is deadly to bats, is still going strong, and spreading.This comes after a confirmed case of White Nose Syndrome in a cave in Missouri, a full 300 miles from the closest infection in Tennessee.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders spoke on the senate floor Tuesday about ways the government can prevent more economic hardships for Americans from banks that are too powerful.

A Vermont radio show host has announced that he is running for Congress. Paul Beaudry, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel, will be leaving the hour-long True North Radio Show in order to pursue his campaign.

Since President Obama's Healthcare Reform Bill has been passed, it has been met with much confusion as to exactly who it will benefit. Congressman Peter Welch explained that young adults graduating from high school or college would be staying on their parents health insurance policy for a while which will help about 35,000 young Vermonters.

Two Vermont legislators made their way to the Northeast Kingdom this weekend and weighed their opinions on how healthcare will change America.

President Obama signed the second piece of health reform legislation earlier this week at a Community College in Virginia.

President Obama said "the debate on health care has gone on for generations and I'm glad and gratified that we we're able to get it done last week."

Warm days and cold nights are unusual to Vermont in March, but that just means maple sugaring has gotten off to a great start.

Kevin Kadamus, the father who accidentally shot and killed his son Jacob during a hunting trip last spring in Wheelock, was ordered to provide a DNA sample to the Caledonia County District Court.

Mike Welch, St. Johnsbury Town Manager, and Joel Schwartz, St. Johnsbury Town Economic Development Director, testified to the Vermont Senate Institutions Committee on February 9, 2010. What was the grand testimony about?

In the current economy, it's hard to think that any business could have increasing sales; however, the alcohol business is doing just fine.  In Vermont alcohol and liquor sales at retail stores have skyrocketed.