Elizabeth Murray
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Burlington, VT, United States
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Highly-vaccinated Vermont has more COVID-19 cases than ever. Why is this happening?
Vermont has seen COVID-19 cases surge to their highest levels in the pandemic. Here's what health officials think is happening. → Read More
Vermont Medical Society supports health care worker COVID vaccine requirement. Here's why.
The Vermont Medical Society announced its support this week amid the rise in COVID-19 cases in the U.S. due to the delta variant. → Read More
How moving inmates across state lines could expose New England communities to the coronavirus
Six inmates got off a bus in Vermont late last month after a long drive back from Mississippi — a COVID-19 hotspot — and were immediately whisked into quarantine to undergo testing for the virus. About 24 hours later, results from the nose swab tests showed that all six men had unknowingly brought COVID-19 back to Vermont — a state with one of the lowest infection rates in the nation. One other… → Read More
How moving inmates across state lines could expose New England communities to the coronavirus
Six inmates got off a bus in Vermont late last month after a long drive back from Mississippi — a COVID-19 hotspot — and were immediately whisked into quarantine to undergo testing for the virus. About 24 hours later, results from the nose swab tests showed that all six men had unknowingly brought COVID-19 back to Vermont — a state with one of the lowest infection rates in the nation. One other… → Read More
How moving inmates across state lines could expose New England communities to the coronavirus
Six inmates got off a bus in Vermont late last month after a long drive back from Mississippi — a COVID-19 hotspot — and were immediately whisked into quarantine to undergo testing for the virus. About 24 hours later, results from the nose swab tests showed that all six men had unknowingly brought COVID-19 back to Vermont — a state with one of the lowest infection rates in the nation. One other… → Read More
How moving inmates across state lines could expose New England communities to the coronavirus
Six inmates got off a bus in Vermont late last month after a long drive back from Mississippi — a COVID-19 hotspot — and were immediately whisked into quarantine to undergo testing for the virus. About 24 hours later, results from the nose swab tests showed that all six men had unknowingly brought COVID-19 back to Vermont — a state with one of the lowest infection rates in the nation. One other… → Read More
Coronavirus in Vermont: What we know about the state's 1st presumptive case
Vermont officials, including Gov. Phil Scott, will said the first patient with COVID-19 in Vermont is a Bennington County resident. → Read More
Police respond to a teen's statement: 'Burlington Police Department has failed me'
The 16-year-old Burlington resident posted on Facebook about feeling he was targeted because of his race by U.S. Secret Service agents. → Read More
Family of University of Vermont student who died starts 'Never Walk Alone Fund'
The parents of Connor Gage, a University of Vermont student who died from hypothermia, hopes to prevent more accidents like their son's. → Read More
Family of Connor Gage remembers boy who strove to help others: 'One event doesn't define you'
The family of student Connor Gage, who died of hypothermia, are speaking out about his goals and contributions. → Read More
Burlington police: Student Connor Gage who died from sub-zero temperature exposure also intoxicated
Student Connor Gage attended two off-campus events, including a fraternity party, the night before he was found dead, Burlington police stated. → Read More
Vermont is pulling its 228 inmates out of SCI Camp Hill after prisoner deaths, complaints
A Vermont official said the state's inmates are "happy to get out of" the Pennsylvania prison at Camp Hill. → Read More
For fourth time in a year, a Vermont inmate serving time in Pennsylvania dies in prison
Michael Senna, 63, was found dead at the Camp Hill facility on Saturday. His death comes about one month before Vermont inmates will be moved. → Read More
With THIS box of chocolates, hotel workers didn't know they were getting pot edibles
The box was labeled 'salted caramel chocolates' and probably contained the candy once upon a time. But what was left behind at the Inn at Shelburne Farms in Vermont was a marijuana edible potent enough to hospitalize two employees. → Read More
With THIS box of chocolates, hotel workers didn't know they were getting pot edibles
The box was labeled 'salted caramel chocolates' and probably contained the candy once upon a time. But what was left behind at the Inn at Shelburne Farms in Vermont was a marijuana edible potent enough to hospitalize two employees. → Read More
Deadly consequences: How the system failed to save Anako Lumumba
Inconsistent intervention policies and a burdensome court process led to one fatal result – Anako "Annette" Lumumba’s death. → Read More
Southwest victim’s family: ‘You were attracted to her like a butterfly to a flower’
Jennifer Riordan was "probably the kind of person everybody would admire and try to be themselves," her sister-in-law says. → Read More
Nebraska prosecutor: No evidence connects Jiron to parents' case
The Nebraska prosecutor on a marijuana case involving a Vermont prosecutor's parents said he has not been contacted by Vermont authorities. → Read More
Vermont's 'mental health crisis' means some await care in jail
The Human Rights Commission accuses the state of discriminating against a woman based on disability. Advocates say case speaks to a larger problem. → Read More
Vermont inmates, officials assessments of Pennsylvania prison differ
Vermont prisoners have been in Pennsylvania for several weeks now. How has their transition been so far? → Read More