Vermont News

Four arrests in CityPlace pit, lawmakers demand answers on ER wait times for kids, UVM contract reached, and ferry scuttling scrapped.

Burlington city councilors consider giving themselves a raise, Vermont Performing Arts League to dissolve, report shows Vermont spends millions supporting the dairy industry, and complaints over NEK Human Services.

Covid cases decline, prison residents continue to refuse vaccination at high rates, earmarks return to the Senate, and state colleges invest in the future.

100,000 vaccines in Chittenden County, debate over homophobia in Hinesburg, a hate crime in Richford, and a plan for foster care.

Religious school's handbook raises questions, Scott signs LGBTQ panic defense law, extreme prison staffing shortages, and changes to unemployment law.

North End Studios lease terminated, Burlington High School to find new location, Vermont aims for herd immunity, and a PPP fraud case involving a Vermont alpaca farm.

Vermont first in vaccinations, state sees hundreds of thousands in fraudulent unemployment claims, arts industry faces huge losses during pandemic, and a massive walkout at UVM.

Bald eagles to come off Vermont's endangered species list, child care affordability bill passes, Covid numbers way down, and insurance coverage to expand.

Lawmakers pass a massive budget, Kiah Morris settles with Bennington, a new settlement in the EB-5 scandal, and a new law for survivors of childhood physical abuse.

Problems with Vermont's unemployment claims, Champlain College president steps down, motel program to end soon, and UVM commencement to go ahead.