The Vermont Department of Health announced 28 new coronavirus cases Saturday afternoon, bringing the statewide total to 211 people who’ve tested positive for the virus. Two more people have died from ...

A nurse administers a vaccine to a 6-month-old child in Connecticut in 2022. State officials are recommending anyone 6 months or older receive a COVID-19 vaccine, and on Wednesday issued a standing ...

In spring 2020, as a deadly new virus raged worldwide, upending lives in countless ways, some Vermonters turned to local historians for insights on how the state weathered its last major pandemic: the ...

While not setting another new record, the one day total for new cases of COVID-19 reported in Vermont remained very high with 1,917 cases identified. The findings are posted to the COVID dashboard ...

The incidence of new COVID-19 cases in Vermont increased sharply and Tracy Dolan, deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Health said the year-end holidays could be partially to blame. On ...

There’s good news for folks struggling to afford at-home COVID-19 testing — soon, that cost may come out of insurance companies’ pockets. Gov. Phil Scott and Department of Financial Regulation ...

The status quo around COVID-19 vaccinations isn’t changing in Vermont, despite new developments at the federal level. The Associated Press reported Friday that the Advisory Committee on Immunization ...

Join the 28,000 people who count on Daily Digger for local news. Delivered Monday-Saturday mornings. The camera and streaming technology adopted by the Vermont Legislature during the Covid-19 pandemic ...

Five staff members at Rutland Regional Medical Center’s inpatient medical oncology unit have tested positive for COVID-19, reports the Rutland Herald. The first case was identified Jan. 22, when a ...

It may not be that easy to come by COVID vaccines this fall, due to new regulations Getting a COVID shot in the fall could potentially cost you $200 under the new changes What remains unclear ‒ and of ...