Procedures are the second in a series of efforts to reform Bennington police; Richmond to incorporate a declaration of equity and inclusion in the town’s mission statement; Booster guidelines pose challenges for homeless service providers and their clients; Bennington voters reject new athletic complex.

Grants kick off a five-year plan for statewide fiber internet; Senate Republicans block Leahy’s John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act; Burlington School Board votes to build new high school next to old building on Institute Road.

Essex Junction residents vote to become an independent city; Latest blow to transparency in EB-5 case; Vermont opens Covid-19 vaccine registration to young children; Animal sedative increasingly contributing to opioid overdose deaths.

Krowinski and Balint enter homelessness debate; St. Johnsbury prison in lockdown after nine Covid cases; Beth Robinson confirmed to federal appellate court; Principals' association reverses media ban at soccer game.

Covid vaccinations for ages 5 to 11 could begin within the week; Resignations pushing child care system to the brink; Ski resorts loosen pandemic restrictions for winter; Educators urge lawmakers to avoid school reforms.

Court unsure whether Sears Lane campers have legal right to sue city; Deal calls on state to improve care for incarcerated individuals with disabilities; Scott gets booster in hard-hit Newport; EPA reviewing Burlington-area Superfund sites.

Orleans County’s infection rates are almost three times the state average; School officials say it could cost $184,000 to change Rutland's mascot; Environmentalists protest GlobalFoundries' plan to become its own electric utility; Modernizing the unemployment mainframe.

School sports guidance announced; Raids last week on two apartment houses in Rutland; City trespass order for Burlington campers; Grand Isle County Courthouse now open four days a week.

Coalition calls for a mask mandate; Inquiry upholds UVM procedures on sexual assault cases; News outlets press judge to speed up the release of court filings; Burlington dispersing Sears Lane residents

State loosens school contact tracing guidelines; Panel proposes elimination of multimember legislative districts; Cannabis board prohibits retail marijuana stores within 500 feet walking distance from a school; How informed wildlife management can make life better for moose.