Vermont News

Scott faces backlash over masking comments; Five species recommended for endangered status; Leahy introduces voting rights legislation; Legislative redistricting is underway.

Deadly year for motorcyclists; State extends CoreCivic prison contract; Booster uptake slow to start; Underhill residents to vote on removing selectboard member.

State officials to avoid EB-5 testimony; Overdose deaths involving meth on the rise; Leahy backs end to silent filibuster; Residents to revive Bakersfield deli.

Booster eligibility expands; Hospitals report high compliance with vax mandates; Springfield Hospital's post-bankruptcy path; Charlie Kirk stirs confusion in Burlington.

Delegation votes to extend government funding; Courtroom showdown looms in EB-5 case; Essex Junction residents to vote on split; Lake Champlain Transportation facility plan approved.

State colleges renamed Vermont State University; Brattleboro board to investigate past teacher misconduct; Burlington mayor's car and City Hall vandalized; Slate Ridge permits argued at Supreme Court; Labor commissioner blames Legislature for unemployment snafu.

Hundreds show support for Winooski soccer team; Rutland mascot change will stick — for now; Police commission requests Burlington mental health summit; GOP branches suing two cities over noncitizen voting.

State feared culpability in EB-5 fraud, documents show; Bonuses for Burlington police officers from Covid funds; Racist slurs hurled at Winooski soccer players; Program encourages Chittenden County commuters to seek alternative transportation.

Concerning Covid fatality trends; State dialing back school contact tracing; Clinics vaccinate migrant farmworkers; Demonstrators rally against Line 3 pipeline.

Booster appointments opening for older Vermonters; OneCare to become part of UVM Health Network; Leadership calls off plans for special session; Auditor examines overpaying of business grants.