Vermont News

Vermont suspends J&J vaccines, colleges consider mandatory vaccination, Burlington meets carbon emissions goals, and restaurant workers push for vaccine priority.

Vaccines open to 30+ age group, NEK sees rising cases, state workers consider retirement, and Vermont Electric Cooperative goes carbon neutral.

Racism considered as a public health emergency, creation of bureau of racial justice statistics considered, massive funding for education allocated, and buprenorphine on its way to being decriminalized.

Covid variant's presence expands, prison vaccinations lag, trooper charged with assault, and bottle bill sees pushback.

Restrictions continue to loosen, Scott proposes spending $1 billion in Covid aid, Burlington takes officers out of schools, and sky industry loses money.

Sexual violence costs Vermont $111 million annually, Weinberger addresses racial equity in State of the City address, Zafa owner accused of sexual harassment, and Montpelier parking garage plan cancelled.

Cases are rising in nearly every county, Biden's infrastructure plan could benefit Vermont, a school meals bill is getting less 'universal,' and F-35 night flights start this week.

Vermont's case trends continue to rise, House leaders abandon pension plan, former orphanage residents testify, and standardized tests will go on.

Newport outbreak ends, Scott sees backlash for college vaccination plan, Statehouse leaders distance themselves from pension plan, and a lawsuit against a McDonald's franchise.

Votes scheduled on Constitutional amendments, vaccination efforts for BIPOC and Essex County residents, and unemployment payments in the works.