Vermont News

VT's vaccination rates are good, but Covid rates bad, teachers share outrage at pension plan, gun deaths stay stagnant in 2020, and Kyle Dodson welcomed back to YMCA job.

New town-by-town Covid data, a lawsuit against Vermont's prison health care contractor, a bill to address racial disparities in health care, and a Progressive plan to fund Vermont's pensions.

Record daily Covid numbers, delays in unemployment legislation, enormous cost of Rutland jail upkeep, and a quickly approaching deadline for housing motel residents.

State employee pension proposal, food service workers lead in Covid rates, Danville mascot retired, and former Randolph principal takes plea deal.

Controversy at the Charlotte News, four of five UVM samples test positive for variant, Vermont House passes broadband expansion, and 60+ eligible for vaccines starting Thursday.

Calls for Weinberger's resignation, scientists debunk DOC Covid-spreading theory, major federal aid headed to Vermont, and vaccination rates lag.

Bars to reopen, Burlington group tries to get recalls on the ballot, EB-5 case update, and case numbers steady as vaccinations increase.

BIPOC vaccination rates lag, Miro apologizes for police commission 'mistake,' Scott opposes incarcerated Vermonters getting vaccinated early, and new appointments to the Board of Education.

State considers selling Windsor prison, Scott says life could return to normal by July 4th, defender general calls for all corrections workers to get vaccinated, and universal vote-by-mail passes the senate.

UVM reconsiders Covid suspensions, bill to reform DOC passes out of committee, Burlington housing prices soar, and employers consider mandating vaccines.