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Housing Crisis Is Slowing Vermont's Population Growth, Treasurer Says

Vermonters Think Intergenerational Living Could Be the Answer to Multiple Crises

This week's cover story, "Green Mountain Estates," is the last in our yearlong "Locked Out" series exploring Vermont's housing crisis. In 12 long-form stories, Seven...

I'm glad someone said exactly what I've been thinking since the moment we heard rumors of the nation's highest court upending a nearly 50-year-old precedent.

I'm glad someone said exactly what I've been thinking since the moment we heard rumors of the nation's highest court upending a nearly 50-year-old precedent.

   By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press Nearly one quarter of New Mexicos population has registered to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, but officials at some of the states largest health care providers said Monday that inconsistencies with the supply chain are among the barriers to getting more shots in arms. More than half a million residents have registered on New Mexicos vaccine website. Health officials have been urging people to be patient as the focus shifts from vaccinating front-l...

School Bill Challenges New Mexico Virus Restrictions - By Cedar Attanasio Associated Press / Report For America A bipartisan group of New Mexico lawmakers is pushing legislation that would allow more students to attend class in person by shifting authority over decisions to reopen from state officials to local school boards. The proposal follows the start of vaccine distribution to some teachers and growing pressure from parents to reopen schools and resume high school sports.  GOP House Mino...