Vermont News

Burlington airport is back in business; Heat waves in Vermont; Legal marijuana licenses; Support project for neurodiverse students

Vermont joins antitrust suit against Google; Organization wants to conserve forest in northwest Vermont; DMV to reopen three locations; State continues opposition to a bankruptcy plan for Purdue Pharma

Fairbanks Museum's renovation; Statehouse reopening plans; Vermont's gender wage gap; Strolling of the Heifers to sell HQ

Koffee Kup back pay; Ford electric trucks; Child tax credits; Molly Gray fundraising

Climate change and insurance; Lowell wind farm permits; Vermont Climate Council plans; Vermont's K-12 education funding

Breakthrough cases difficult to analyze; New police oversight proposal in Burlington; UVM student-athletes can seek endorsements; Trails see surge of hikers.

Percentage of vaccinated prisoners increasing; Housing extension for homeless Vermonters with disabilities; Maple Run to modify but keep school resource officer program; Heat wave scorches Vermont.

Redstone’s CityPlace challenge facing pushback; Median age of new Covid cases rising; No proof-of-vaccination for Statehouse entry; Burglaries reported at UVM.

Burlington budget approved; Montpelier moves to decriminalize public camping; Progress Pride flag raised in Winooski; Statehouse to reopen to the public.

Homeless forced to leave hotels; Number of Catholic priests plummets; Grand Isle's only licensed child care center closes; Sugarmakers face shortage of syrup jugs.