Northwestern Vermont’s “gas towns” enjoy the cost-saving benefits of natural gas, while rural and southern communities bear higher heating costs without affordable options. Vermont’s renewable energy policies, shaped by these privileged reg
Samsung phones are facing a critical image-handling flaw that lets attackers take over devices with nothing more than a malicious picture. A fix is out, but most users are stuck waiting for carriers to push the update. Until then, disable a
Vermont’s recent use-of-force policy changes aim to increase transparency, yet data shows Vermont’s police already maintain an impressive track record. With force used in only 0.3% of almost half a million annual interactions and zero civil
"Fearmongers Need Not Apply" calls out Vermont's climate "fear porn," comparing it to medieval responses during the Little Ice Age. It argues that alarmism damages public morale and stifles progress, while economic growth is the real path t
Federal immigration cases are spotlighting how fraud, foreign policy, and national security concerns drive deportation decisions. In Vermont, DHS and DOJ filings cite both a Secretary of State determination and past law enforcement reports
Most people with schizophrenia are never violent, but a small subgroup presents a real risk. Research shows that past violence, untreated illness, and substance abuse are the strongest predictors of future attacks. The challenge is not the
Federal investigators warn that Group 764, a violent online exploitation network, is targeting kids as young as nine through apps like Discord, Roblox, and Minecraft. Parents are urged to watch for warning signs and report concerns immediat
Vermont’s climate policies burden residents with costly mandates for negligible global impact. With emissions contributing just 0.13% of the U.S. total, the state’s sacrifices under the Paris Accord resemble a "Nigerian prince" scam: high c
Vermont’s latest demographic report shows modest population growth driven by in-migration, but the state faces long-term challenges with an aging population, declining birth rates, and labor shortages. Without bold action to attract younger
VTDigger’s parent nonprofit is paying founder Anne Galloway nearly $400,000 over 44 months even as the newsroom runs steep deficits. The payout, disclosed in IRS filings, nearly matches the compensation of the organization’s current CEO. #v
One year of FYIVT has revealed the core challenges facing Vermont—rising costs, property taxes, climate mandates, and crime. As we look ahead, we’re expanding with podcasts and a Vermont search engine, but we need your support to keep it go
Rep. Becca Balint canceled a planned Michigan town hall, citing safety in today’s overheated political climate. The move follows the assassination of Charlie Kirk, which drew both mourning and celebration. Balint now urges “dignity,” even a
