Vermont News

Springfield vaccine doses OK to use, Vermont 8th in nation for vaccine rate, new police use of force case under review in Burlington, and a Vermonter is arrested for spreading election misinformation.

1 in 10 Chittenden County residents vaccinated, 860 potentially wasted doses in Springfield, million dollar home sales triple, and wetland restoration in the NEK.

Leahy's hospitalization, Phil Scot's budget address, 860 wasted vaccine doses, and delays in a regulated cannabis market.

Burlington City Council delays police staffing vote, 21,000 Vermonters sign up for the vaccine, Leahy set to preside over Trump impeachment trial, and new proposal calls for weatherizing 120,000 homes.

Vaccine registration opens, VT women are disproportionately unemployed, Vermont media called out for how it covers gender, and child care industry remains strong.

Vaccine sign-ups to begin, wrong-way driver appeals murder convictions, Slate Ridge ordered to close, and Elderwood outbreak update.

Scott tests negative for Covid, Leahy third in line for the presidency, Brattleboro freezes police training funds, and a new gun control proposal considered in the Senate.

Scott and Levine in quarantine, a murder in Bennington, tax revenues vastly exceed expectations, and Burlington to vote on retail marijuana.

Christmas-caused Covid spike begins to wane, proposed cuts to teacher pensions, and Vergennes mayor alleges corruption.

Vaccines to become available for Vermonters 75 and up, a gym that stayed open despite Gov's orders settles with the state, lawmakers consider reforms to Vermont's women's prison, and a lawsuit against Slate Ridge goes before a judge.