Vermont News

Out-of-staters getting vaccinated in Vermont, Essex considers merger, a contested St. Albans school board race, and Brattleboro Retreat violation.

Lake Monsters sold, bill to protect transgender Vermonters, potential ban on flavored e-cigarettes, and UVM Covid cases spike.

Cases rising in Burlington and Winooski, a law on chokeholds is clarified, the Senate moves to remove the sales tax on feminine hygiene products, and Stratton officials apologize for their annual town report.

Vaccinations open to 65+ year-olds, quarantine rules relaxed for vaccinated Vermonters, $62 million Covid relief bill finalized, and UPS store ordered to comply with mask mandate.

Weinberger leads in $ for Burlington mayor's race, VT's Covid vaccination pace is increasing, former Rutland detective demoted to beat cop, and expansion planned for the Burlington International Airport.

Covid relief funding for Vermonters, a eugenics apology bill, a spike in deaths in 2020, and plans for a new women's prison.

Burlington GOP chair resigns, surveillance cameras proposed for Canadian border, UVM case numbers spike, and robocall bill stalls.

Schools see record high case numbers, Levine defends oldest-to-youngest vaccination model, lawmakers consider decriminalizing all drugs, and a 'good time' bill for incarcerated Vermonters sees some edits.

Leahy on impeachment, suspicious death in St. Johnsbury, City Council delays CityPlace vote, and food distribution program investigated.

Vaccine appointments open for Vermonters age 70+. A Vermont inmate in Mississippi has died. The Vermont Democratic Party head is stepping down. The Burlington CityPlace development agreement may be in jeopardy. And EMS workers have begun delivering vaccines to homebound Vermonters.