Lia Chien
Newsroom intern-
Floodplains hold water and keep it out of downtowns and homes. But in a state in dire need of housing, conserving land for protection could take away from building enough houses. -
A late season freeze and devastating flooding this year has shown more state and federal aid is needed for farmers to survive these extreme weather events -
The Department of Vermont Health Access has opened enrollment and extended access to health care services through August for those impacted by flooding. -
The exhibit deals with themes of the climate and housing crisis, both involved with the causes and consequences of July’s historic flooding. -
Gov. Phil Scott and other officials discussed the state's flood response efforts Tuesday and told Vermonters that federal funding depends on reporting of damages to 2-1-1. -
After historic flooding, saturated hillsides pose additional threats for hard-hit Barre residents. -
Following historic flooding earlier this week, state officials remind Vermonters to remain alert as rain and thunderstorms are expected in the coming days. -
Cooling off in swimming holes around the state in the coming weeks could be dangerous after historic flooding. -
Houseless individuals tend to gather near flood prone areas, making them increasingly vulnerable to consequences of natural disasters. -
Scams can crop up around natural disasters. Here's what to keep in mind as Vermont recovers from serious floods.
