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Burlington News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Burlington News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Burlington—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Burlington News Today is

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1:35

Ford Recall: Park System Risk | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Ford’s recalling over 741,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to a dangerous transmission flaw that could cause cars to roll away when parked—potentially leading to crashes or injuries. Affected models include popular F-150s, Explorers, Expeditions, and Lincoln Aviators/Navigators from 2018–2021. The fix? A free software update and possible part replacement. Don’t wait—check with your dealer or contact Ford/NHTSA for details. Safety first. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:37

Driverless Robots Revolutionize Farming | Burlington...

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2026/06/30

Farmers in Vermont are getting a sneak peek at the future of agriculture—driverless weeding robots from Greenfield Robotics, now rolling out thanks to UVM Extension. These robotic champs, basically fancy field Roombas, learn their terrain and handle the bulk of weed removal with minimal human oversight. Perfect for farmers with physical limitations, like Steve Stocking, who can’t walk his fields anymore but still wants to farm. The robots don’t tire, just need a charge—and they’re set to demo

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1:25

Vermont Truck Fines Hit $20K | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Starting July 1, Vermont’s Smugglers’ Notch—Route 108—is getting tougher on oversized trucks: fines up to $10,000 for getting stuck, and $20,000 if traffic backs up. After years of big rigs jamming this narrow mountain pass despite existing restrictions, locals are fed up with delays and costly rescue ops. Officials hope steeper penalties and clearer, multilingual signage will deter drivers and keep traffic moving on this vital route. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:14

Vermont’s Aesthetic vs Real Priorities | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Bossange’s got a beef with new houses in Vermont—says they’re out of place, ugly, and ruining the natural vibe. Some folks think local towns should just pass rules to keep construction looking right. But here’s the kicker: Vermont’s got bigger, more urgent problems demanding attention. Focusing on aesthetics might feel important, but it’s a distraction from the real issues affecting residents’ lives right now. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:39

Supreme Court Lets States Ban Trans Athletes |...

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2026/06/30

The Supreme Court just greenlit state bans on transgender athletes in school sports, clearing the way for over two dozen states—mostly Republican-led—to restrict transgender girls from competing in female sports. Even Vermont, with its own inclusive policy, says the ruling still hurts young athletes by making them feel targeted and unsafe. This follows last year’s federal funding ban and mirrors New Hampshire’s own exclusionary policy, creating a fractured, fear-filled landscape for LGBTQ+

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1:50

Egg Cartons, Price Fixes, and Vermont | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Major egg producers Cal-Maine, Versova/Centrum, and Hickman’s Egg Ranch were caught colluding for over three years to artificially inflate egg prices — a scheme that hit consumers hard, especially those already stretched thin on groceries. The fallout? A massive settlement requiring the companies to distribute 53 million eggs nationwide, including over 900,000 in Vermont, plus $56,000 to the state. Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark slammed the companies for siphoning money from everyday

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1:55

Garvey Family Sues Over Deadly Force | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Scott Garvey’s family sues Vermont State Police after he was fatally shot during a mental health crisis, alleging excessive force and failure to de-escalate; despite the AG’s decision not to charge the trooper, the family insists the confrontation could have been avoided and seeks justice through civil damages. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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1:34

Mexican Flavors & Alley Lane Vibes | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Rutland Bowlerama just got a major summer upgrade with Clemente Delarosa’s food truck, The Golden Bull, serving up fresh Mexican eats every Tuesday through Saturday starting Cinco de Mayo. Delarosa, a lifelong chef and bowler, brings his signature three-pound burritos and street corn to a brand-new outdoor patio, complete with live music nights and ice cream trucks for extra fun. This partnership turns bowling alleys into vibrant community hubs, with plans to expand indoors in winter and build

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1:34

Burlington’s Long-Awaited Parkway Opens | Burlington...

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2026/06/30

After 58 years of delays, Burlington’s long-awaited Champlain Parkway finally opened — a two-lane road with a bike path, connecting I-89 to the city’s South End. Originally envisioned as a four-lane highway, this modern version reflects shifting priorities, funded mostly by the federal government with just 2% from the city. The project, shaped by multiple mayors including Bernie Sanders, symbolizes persistence and progress — kicking off with a 1965 Mustang leading a parade of electric cars,

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1:30

Justice Dept Blocked from Voter Data | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Federal judge blocks Justice Department’s attempt to seize New Hampshire’s voter registration data, ruling the request violates the Civil Rights Act of 1964—marking the 10th state to deny such access. The DOJ has pursued similar data in 30 states and D.C., citing election law compliance, but critics argue it breaches privacy and undermines state systems. Some even admit wanting unredacted lists for Homeland Security citizenship checks. While 13 states have surrendered their data, others like

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1:23

Feds Freeze NY Medicaid Fraud Funds | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Federal authorities have frozen millions in Medicaid fraud funding for New York’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, citing insufficient criminal indictments — a move that’s part of a broader, politically charged crackdown on healthcare fraud targeting Democratic-led states. New York’s AG Letitia James fiercely defends her office, highlighting over $627 million recovered and accusing the Inspector General of ignoring the unit’s focus on high-impact, complex cases. The funding freeze follows similar

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1:34

Man Charged After Protest Clash | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

A 24-year-old man has been identified and cited for allegedly smashing a police van window and injuring a trooper during a protest following an immigration raid on March 11, facing misdemeanor charges of aggravated disorderly conduct and simple assault. The damage totaled $500, and body camera footage appears to show the moment the window shattered as a person approached. The trooper suffered an eye injury from flying glass, while the suspect’s attorney argues the charges are excessive and

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1:13

Burlington’s Tax Stays Permanent | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Burlington’s slapped a permanent 2.5% tax on meals, drinks, events, and short-term rentals — doubling down after a temporary hike in 2024 — while ditching the admissions tax at venues like the Flynn and Waterfront Park, sparking mixed reactions from businesses and a projected $1 million annual boost for the city. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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2:01

Vermont Gets Eggs and Cash from Price Fixing Lawsuit...

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2026/06/30

Vermont’s getting a major food relief boost—915,000 eggs and $56,000—thanks to a nationwide lawsuit settlement targeting egg price-fixing. Big producers allegedly colluded for over two years to inflate prices, squeezing consumers. The eggs and cash are headed straight to food banks and community groups, helping families stretch their budgets. This isn’t just a Vermont win—it’s part of a $33 million national effort, with states like New York, California, and Texas also sharing in the relief. The

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1:21

Powerball Jackpot Hits $375M | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Powerball just hit an eye-popping $375 million jackpot—its biggest since December 2025’s record-breaking $1.8 billion win. With odds of 1 in 292 million, millions are still buying tickets hoping for life-changing luck. The last winner claimed $143 million in April. Next draw is Wednesday night—tickets are just $2, plus $1 for Power Play. Even if you don’t win big, you’ve got a 1 in 25 chance of winning something. Check your numbers—you might just be the next lucky winner. Listen in

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1:33

Vermont’s New Contractor Protection System |...

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2026/06/30

Vermont’s new contractor registry is a game-changer for homeowners—anyone doing work over $10K must register, carry $1M in insurance, and provide written contracts. Designed to stop shady players from exploiting desperate homeowners, the system gives you legal backup and financial protection if things go wrong. The Attorney General’s office is cracking down too, with fines and lawsuits already in play. While adoption is still growing and resistance lingers, asking if a contractor’s registered

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1:04

Severe Storms Brewing Tuesday | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Severe thunderstorms are brewing across Vermont and New York Tuesday, with potentially powerful storms rolling in from afternoon through evening and into the night. Heat and humidity are fueling the threat—be ready, check local updates hourly, and have a plan if you’re outdoors or traveling. Stay alert—weather’s active and changing fast. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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1:13

1973 Floods Changed Disaster Response | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

On June 30, 1973, catastrophic flash floods in the Green Mountains—triggered by over six inches of rain—destroyed 26 bridges, railroad trestles, and cost over $65 million, claiming the lives of two boys. The disaster stretched across Vermont, New York, and New Hampshire, prompting federal action that reshaped disaster response. New flood insurance laws and the consolidation of relief programs under one agency emerged from the tragedy, proving that nature’s fury demands better preparedness and

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2:04

Vermont’s Scorching Summer Warning | Burlington News

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2026/06/30

Vermont’s bracing for dangerous heat this week—with extreme heat watch in effect until the Fourth of July, heat index values soaring to 105°F, making it feel far hotter than the actual temp. This isn’t a brief spike; summer’s shaping up to be hotter than usual. The National Weather Service explains: heat advisories mean dangerous conditions, while extreme heat watches signal imminent warnings. High humidity traps heat, disabling sweat’s cooling effect, and vulnerable groups—elderly, disabled,

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1:35

Irrigation Saves Pastures in Changing Climates |...

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2026/06/30

Climate chaos is hitting farms hard—erratic rain is shredding pastures, forcing dairy farmers to buy pricey hay. One Vermont farmer lost a summer to drought, then spent nearly $425 a ton on emergency feed. But new research shows irrigation could be the answer: half his fields got water, producing nearly four extra tons of feed per acre—especially on sandy soil. Still, it’s costly and complex: a system runs $85K, with a 12-year payback, and even farmers with irrigation can’t ignore water

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