Vermont News

Outbreaks at ski resorts, spread of Covid in schools, lawsuit brought by former inmate, and hydropower on the rise.

Gathering rules loosened, Supreme Court upholds Bourgoin conviction, judge rules against UPS store owner, and marijuana bill discussed in committee.

Vermont National Guard deployed to Africa, Weinberger calls for all BIPOC to be vaccine-eligible, Vermont to receive $2.7 billion from federal relief bill, and law enforcement asks for hate crime charges to be made easier.

A faster roll-out for vaccines, a bill to expand curbside pickup of alcohol, a racist role-play in a Bennington classroom, and a child care bill passes out of committee.

Covid variant confirmed in Vermont, new legal challenge to CityPlace, lawyer asks for his clients to be removed from Newport prison due to Covid outbreak, and UVM Health Network reports $21 million in losses.

Major settlement excludes Vermont's migrant farmworkers, Burlington 'just cause' eviction protections head to the Legislature, lawmakers consider universal mail-in voting, and which bills will survive the legislative session?

99 vaccine doses wasted at CVMC, gathering rules loosened for vaccinated Vermonters, DOC officials lobbying for incarcerated Vermonters to be vaccinated, and Danville mascot retired.

Men dominate gov's press conferences, school budgets pass across the state, marijuana votes pass in the NEK, and families worry over Covid spread in Newport prison.

Miro wins in Burlington, retail marijuana sales approved in 15+ towns, Barre limits which flags can fly at City Hall, and Newport prison Covid outbreak grows to more than 100 cases.

An anti-transgender city council candidate in Burlington, vaccines open to teachers and child care workers, UVM Covid numbers begin to decline, and state employees set to begin return to work.