Vermont News

Brattleboro hires state's first Black female police chief; Burlington reappraisal triggers property tax hikes; Rental housing market squeezed; Lawyer says 30 cases didn't get 'speedy trials.'

Highest Covid case count in two months; State colleges to require vaccines; Music festival to buy Marlboro campus; Northfield teen held without bail on charges.

Settlement with opioid distributors; Anaerobic digester opens; State projects dip in health insurance premiums.

Only 8 homeless Vermonters granted motel extensions; Wildfire haze reaches Vermont; Corrections staffing shortage at "dangerous point"; U.S. extends Canadian border closure.

Canada to open to vaccinated Americans; Vermont Covid cases increase two weeks in a row; UVM Medical Center plans to replace Fanny Allen operating rooms; Stowe Cider neighbor opposing outdoor concert permit.

Ben & Jerry's pulls out of occupied Palestine; Amtrak's back; Drought task force reactivated; Labor shortage hits elder care industry; Report shows Vermont wages lag behind cost of rent.

Students say sex ed teacher blurred lines; Railroad bed washed out before Amtrak return; Hot-air balloon pilot killed during flight; Composting on the rise during year after food scrap ban.

Koffee Kup workers will receive back pay; Burlington officials to investigate sexual assault allegation against city councilor; Union members at Consolidated Communications authorize strike; Surge in funding for outdoor recreation projects.

What to know about the Delta variant; Jay Peak receiver working on Florida condo disaster; K-12 fall guidance coming next month; Activist's contempt charge dismissed.

Burlington councilor accused of sexual assault; Cyanobacteria bloom in Burlington area; Scott appoints Christine Hallquist to broadband board; Fired Newport DCF director reinstated