Vermont News

Marlboro College buyer arrested, case rates drop significantly, mental health wait times soar for Vermont children, and a plan for broadband expansion.

New Census numbers, town-by-town Covid data, Burlington graffiti removal, and earmarks to resume in the U.S. Senate.

Emerald Ash Borers are back, a surge in weddings, free school lunch continues, and NEK airports expand.

Vaccines to open to out-of-state college students, case numbers dropping in Chittenden County, the second gentleman visits Burlington, and migrant farmworkers lodgings' are unacceptable, report finds.

Prison vaccine refusal rates remain high, tiny towns consider how to spend massive Covid aid, an armed robbery in Orleans, and homeless motels begin to close.

Covid numbers are down among young people, Gov. Phil Scott allowed a Covid relief bill to become law without his signature, home sales to out-of-state buyers were way up last year, and Vermont plans what to do with its 74 leftover ventilators.

Courts consider night and weekend hearings, most of Vermont is in a drought, Covid case numbers begin to fall again, and fraudulent unemployment claims are skyrocketing.

Bottle law passes the House, high schoolers can register for vaccines early, North End Studios owner accused of sexual assault, and a unionization effort at UVM.

New Hampshire opens vaccine appointments to out-of-staters, Burlington High School might not reopen, a new tax bill sees opposition, and a pension plan passes a House committee.

Lake Champlain ferry proposal, missing Central Vermont man, library connectivity initiative, and Vermont's future for prisons.