Annie Russell
Deputy News DirectorAnnie Russell was VPR's Deputy News Director. She came to VPR from NPR's Weekends on All Things Considered and WNYC's On The Media. She is a graduate of Columbia Journalism School.
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As President Trump's executive order was sparking confusion in the U.S. this weekend, VPR's Nina Keck was on her way to Jordan, where many Syrian refugees鈥�
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Police say 33-year-old Markus Austin was shot dead in Montpelier early Sunday morning.In a release, Vermont State Police said the case is being鈥�
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For a few hours on Saturday afternoon, Vermont's capital was a sea of pink. An estimated 15,000 people came out for the local Women's March, many wearing鈥� -
The second trial of former Franklin County state senator Norm McAllister came to an unexpected halt Wednesday when McAllister struck a plea deal with鈥� -
As world leaders wrap up the annual United Nations climate change conference this week in Marrakech, Morocco, many there are worried about President-elect鈥� -
Burlington mayor Miro Weinberger says he wants to make the city a so-called "sanctuary city" for people who are in the United States illegally. That's鈥� -
According to the latest VPR Poll, Vermonters have been following the races for president and governor very closely. But the rest of the Vermont races, not鈥� -
It's been nearly two years since the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant shut down for the last time. The debate over closing the plant is the subject of a鈥� -
Can jokes about depression and anxiety be funny? Aparna Nancherla thinks so.A writer and comedian based in New York, Nancherla is performing Friday, Oct.鈥� -
Police say five people are dead after a wrong-way driver caused several dramatic crashes on I-89 in Williston around midnight Sunday.The crashes came鈥�
