Dozens of federal medical personnel being deployed to Vermont; Montpelier reacts to Manchin's “Build Back Better” snub; Flu returns to Vermont after taking a year off; Burlington City Council votes to hire recruitment firm.

Department of Health reported 242 Covid-19 cases on Monday; Green Mountain Care Board to vote on OneCare budget; Bennington Food Hub aims to help small farmers; executive director of the St. Albans Museum says it's "hanging by a thread."

Omicron may be present in Burlington at a low level; Protest planned at Frog Hollow Vermont Craft Gallery over alleged racist remarks; Weinberger seeks to end homelessness in Burlington; Lawmakers & staffers will need vaccine or tests to get into Statehouse; Brattleboro remains divided over how to direct municipal police.

Who will run for lieutenant governor?; Push to end qualified immunity; State plans for another pandemic-altered town meeting season; Migrant Justice seeks to rein in Vermont law enforcement collaboration with federal immigration authorities.

Arbitrators side with teachers on statewide health care contract; Sanders committed to vote against Biden’s FDA nominee; Horizon farmers get 6-month contract extension; Mother faces charges related to daughter’s alleged sex abuse in CNN producer’s case

Mayor Miro Weinberger defends clearing out homeless encampment; Groups partner to buy 2,000 miles of fiber-optic cable; Man who threatened House speaker released with several conditions; Attorney general’s office offers advice to protect Vermonters from ‘romance scams.'

Balint joins Lt. Gov. Molly Gray in the Democratic primary to succeed U.S. Rep. Peter Welch; Southern Vermont lights up on Vermont’s town-by-town Covid-19 map; Franklin County teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student for years; Small dairy farmers eligible for an increase in subsidies.

Burlington’s next step for repairing infrastructure; Kenneth Johnson's estate alleges racism and negligence; Chip Mason won’t seek reelection; University of Virginia dean named new president of Champlain College.

At least 10 towns and cities enact full mask mandates; Schools endure a spate of violent threats; State’s economic outlook is strong now — but the bubble could burst; Two new appointments in the Agency of Administration.

Burlington bond results; State's shortage of foster homes; PFAS found near Guard base; Prosecutors shift kidnapping case to Connecticut.