Vermont News

Vermont ICUs up to 90% full; Hotels projecting a busy holiday season; 'Test-to-stay' rollout a mixed bag; Missisquoi flag a first for Grand Isle schools.

New analysis of drug charge disparities; Universal booster shots; Prosecutors want EB-5 records kept secret; AG’s Office clears Rutland City Police officer in shooting.

Congressional contenders keeping mum; UVM faculty and staff diversity has improved little in 5 years; Lawyer calls on judge to release police shooting video; Utility prepares to decommission Green River Reservoir dam.

Scott offers Democratic leaders 'compromise' on mask policy session; New Covid outbreak at Newport prison; Bennington water connections follow PFOA contamination; Burlington council declines to debate Sears Lane resolution.

Leahy's exit; Bennington & Rutland now reporting highest category of Covid transmission; Supply chain woes reach Vermont; Planned Parenthood Vermont launches pro-Prop 5 campaign.

Renewed call for mandates after a record-high case count; St. Albans residents share ideas for federal relief money; Bennington area residents reach $34 million settlement in PFOA lawsuit; USDA announces support to cover certification costs for organic producers.

State to house homeless Vermonters this winter; Task force considers overhaul of school funding system; Richmond and Westford to receive federal grants to upgrade sewage disposal systems; Mother and daughter to stand trial together in Highgate murder case

White House announcement comes amid debate over emergency housing program; 2021 Vermont Climate Assessment released; St. Johnsbury prison Covid outbreak grows to 20 incarcerated individuals.

Burlington plans to examine tax reappraisal woes; Canadian border reopens to nonessential travel; Misch attorney files motion to dismiss case; Vermont to get $2.2 billion for roads, bridges, broadband and more.

Former Higher Ground employees accuse owners of creating hostile environment; F-22 Raptors arrive at Burlington airport; Orleans County reports decline in new Covid-19 cases; Paul Dame elected chair of Vermont Republican Party