Vermont News

Groups press state to extend housing deadline; Nearly $25 million budget surplus for Vermont Yankee decommissioning; Welch and Sanders backing state abortion rights amendment; Will Covid-19 be listed as a required vaccination for K-12 students?

Koffee Kup workers to get back pay; Impacts of Horizon Dairy's exit; Advocates push for housing extension; Public employees expected to be subject to vaccine mandate.

Orphanage abuse survivors push church to pay reparations; BPD report affirms lower officer cap; Gray presses Scott for stronger Covid measures; Public Safety IT rollout on hold.

Single day Covid record with 314 cases; Vermont slated to resettle 100 Afghan refugees; Three legislators call on labor commissioner to resign; Leahy praises gymnasts' testimony; Study shows drawbacks of deforestation.

UVM moves to freeze tuition for fourth year; School surveillance testing faces delays; Attorney general sues fossil fuel companies; Burlington school board ID's high school site finalists.

Burlington City Council drops Israel boycott resolution; Dems accuse Scott admin. of sinking $25 unemployment benefit; Regulators eye growth targets for four hospitals; Loons are thriving.

UVMMC asks for 6% budget increase; Long Trail assaults worry hikers; Hound hunting debate takes TikTok; Weinberger pushes for downtown high school location.

Court records point to state EB-5 cover-up; Burlington terminates Gene Richards; Man fatally shot by Rutland police was unarmed; Crime down in Burlington despite police messaging.

School masks extended to October; Burlington waste haulers oppose city takeover; Environmental groups push state on wastewater overflows; 81 cases in schools reported so far.

Troopers accused of faking vaccine cards; Photo of student flipping off anti-mask protesters goes viral; Burlington denies request to postpone airport director's termination hearing; Feds nix extra $25/month unemployment.