Vermont News

Sanders promotes budget bill; Lawmakers say Texas law highlights need for abortion rights amendment; Census shows boom in ski towns; Staff shortage hits counseling services.

Burlington to track ketamine race data; Rutland police won't say if man fatally shot was armed; Bill McKibben talks baby boomers and climate change; Top Windham Northeast Supervisory Union officials resign

First Covid-19 death of person in 20s; Relocating Afghan refugees to Vermont; Newport prison outbreak grows to 39; Burlington Lakeside Pharmacy reopens after fire

Long-term care cases on the rise; Health commissioner recommends masks indoors; Burlington City Council split on airport director resignation; Colchester man charged in Tesla scheme

School districts report Covid cases; Newport prison on lockdown during outbreak; Amtrak ridership meeting expectations; Motor oil dumped into Arrowhead Mountain Lake.

Teacher accuses senator of doxxing; Vermont after Irene; Alicia Dana to compete at Paralympics; Burlington grows in census data

Champlain Valley Fair kicks off; State more than doubles Covid death forecast; Weathersfield missing person case approaches second month; Ground broken on new municipal building in St. Albans Town.

Health Department employees push for stricter measures; Rutland City police officer fatally shoots man; Lawsuit alleges Shumlin administration perpetuated EB-5 scheme; State hiring contact tracers; Three incarcerated people test positive.

Colleges prepare for vax enforcement; Dem leaders press Scott on Covid mitigation; Cases in long-term care facilities grow; New relocation grants launch.

Danone terminating Vt. contracts; Corrections vaccine mandate still in negotiation; Leahy memoir on the way; Bicknell's thrush gives climate clues.