Vermont News

Scott press briefings to end; Vermont's gypsy moth infestation; Lawsuit against parking app; St. Albans stormwater management

130 organizations urge reopening delay; UVM to require student vaccinations; State colleges announce $16M affordability programs; Senators split on tech bill; 18 to 29-year-old vax rates lag.

Scott signs $7.35 billion state budget; State identifies Delta coronavirus variant case; First round of UVM cuts underway; Spurned Koffee Kup bidder headed to court.

Burlington lifts mask order; June's record-breaking heat; Universal mail-in voting passes; Koffee Kup bidders mull lawsuit.

Summer school staffing woes; High lumber prices persist; Quiros' ex-lawyers settle; Immunocompromised Vermonters navigate the new normal.

New $30 million business relief fund; Dozens of pop-up vax sites this weekend; Vermont legalizes buprenorphine; Senior officials step down in Burlington; Rural development leader Paul Costello plans retirement.

State continues relocation program; Lawmakers plan veto overrides; Burlington plans to lift emergency order; William Kelly pleads guilty in EB-5 case.

Scott vetoes noncitizen voting; “Extremely aggressive” timeline to rebuild Burlington High; Brattleboro police reduce patrols; Lake volunteers join action plan; Cannabis board prioritizing equity.

Vermonters weigh ongoing Covid risks; Families of special needs students concerned for fall; Curbside alcohol could continue; Marlboro campus in dispute.

Mrs. Dunster’s buys Koffee Kup; Rock Point School removes a portrait of a slavery-supporting bishop; Interest in remote work has risen; Molly Gray and Lindsay Kurrle join the Vermont National Guard on a diplomatic mission.