UVM Medical Center residents form a union; Burlington leaders certify Ali Dieng’s reelection; Many school districts ready to ditch mandates; Vermont plans for another fall moose hunting season to reduce the moose population.

Vermont's 12 recovery centers face difficulty hiring and keeping workers; Herbicide treatment for invasive weed in Lake Bomoseen spurs big opposition; UnitedHealthcare, UVM Health Network dispute could leave 2,900 patients searching for care; Philanthropist donates land for 100 new homes in Hinesburg.

Razing and rebuilding Burlington High School could cost up to $230 million; Scott asks Legislature to fund humanitarian aid for Ukraine; Brooklyn man charged in incident prior to fatal shooting in St. Johnsbury; Dartmouth professors organize to bring Ukrainian graduate students to the US.

Mascot debate loomed over Rutland school board race; Burlington leaders interpret message sent by voters; Brock Pierce's Senate run; Police identify fatal shooting victim in St. Johnsbury.

At least 25 towns say yes to retail cannabis; Towns approve big water infrastructure projects; South Burlington City Council to remain as is; Montpelier voters pass budget — and purchase country club.

Scott vetoes Brattleboro charter change to lower the voting age; Study shows more Vermont police budgets rising than falling; Balint congressional campaign gets new manager; Burlington’s outgoing racial equity director takes similar position in Minneapolis.

Vermont set for hybrid Town Meeting season; School board candidates fueled by fears of ‘critical race theory’; Sandy Sumner's advocacy for pollution victims; Vermonters plan to kick off trucker convoy Wednesday.

Waples would become first woman of color to serve on the state's highest court; Record-setting 2021 opioid overdose death toll continues to rise; Lawmakers consider $18.6M estimate to install air conditioning at all state prisons; Vermont to get $200M to modernize 5 US-Canadian border ports; Vermont towns look to finance water infrastructure projects this Town Meeting Day.

Beta Technologies eyes St. Albans for new battery facility; Vermont’s 2 largest credit unions to merge; Protesters rally for legislation to combat climate change; Snow squall alerts prompt buzz on Vermont’s emergency notifications.

Burlington City Council votes to place restrictions on short-term rentals; Scott vetoes bill to close “Charleston Loophole”; Police investigate death of incarcerated man at Springfield prison; GlobalFoundries moving ahead with utility petition.