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Ever since Gov. Phil Scott's administration announced the first positive test result for the coronavirus on March 7 , the numbers — and testing — have continued to rise . This hour, we get an update on the case numbers in Vermont and how the state is handling COVID-19 testing.

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of Vermonters seeking unemployment benefits because of layoffs caused by the coronavirus. And new federal legislation could have an important impact on many of these claims. This hour, we examine how the state is dealing with the concerns of both employees and employers.

Rep. Peter Welch answered some questions regarding the U.S. coronavirus relief package Wednesday on Vermont Edition . Here’s what he had to say about the package that has now been passed by the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate. Who does the extended unemployment insurance program cover? The program covers traditional workers, as well […]

Vermont courts are under a judicial emergency during the coronavirus crisis, suspending most hearings and postponing most jury trials. But what does the governor's "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order mean for custody arrangements and court-mandated visitation?

Security experts back owner's assertion that chat app is not hacking other products.

UK and European 5G network rollouts will certainly be delayed during the pandemic, Huawei says.

Study describes how app would alert citizens if someone they came into contact with tests positive.

Social networks usually leave world leaders’ posts alone - but the pandemic is changing that.

Kate Winslet, Matt Damon, Jennifer Ehle and Laurence Fishburne post public service announcements.

The Free Press visited three Chittenden County restaurants to see how they provide food to customers who, for now, can't sit in those restaurants        

Arrival of a global coronavirus pandemic disrupts business- and fun-as-usual in the Green Mountain State        

Vermonters "seem to be doing a lot of painting" during their isolation, observes one hardware store owner.        

Among the 80 industries still running across the state, liquor stores are continuing to open their doors to customers.        

City Market employees working in the midst of COVID-19 advocated for higher pay. Now, the grocery store is planning to give them a weekly bonus.