In the aftermath of the historic flooding that devastated many parts of Vermont in July of 2023, Vermont Public reporters took to the national airwaves with both breaking news and sound-rich follow-up features. Our entry includes the following:
- A powerful storm is hitting Vermont hard, causing flash floods (NPR's All Things Considered, July 10)
- Heavy rains and flooding prompt rescues, evacuations and emergency warnings (NPR's Morning Edition, July 11)
- Nearly 120 people have been rescued as flooding continues in Vermont (NPR's All Things Considered, July 11)
- Vermont is dealing with catastrophic flooding (WAMU & NPR's 1A, July 12)
- Disaster unpreparedness (Vox's Today, Explained, July 13)
- How a ski town in Vermont is grappling with the aftermath of flooding (NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday, July 15)
- Homeowners in Vermont weigh whether to repair or take a buyout after floods (NPR's All Things Considered, September 12)
