Vermont News

Vermont's vaccine rollout plan, Stowe arsonist had traumatic brain injury, lawmakers worried by threatening messages, and stimulus money going to undocumented Vermonters.

Police commission votes in favor of more officers for Burlington, Middlebury revokes its honorary degree to Giuliani, the House votes to expand vote-by-mail for Town Meeting Day, and the trooper who posted in support of last week's riots resigns.

Vermont shatters its weekly Covid record, Scott warns Vermonters planning an armed rally at the Statehouse, state considers racial equity office, and Welch talks upcoming impeachment vote.

Record number of hospitalizations in VT, fire in Burlington kills two, BHS principal resigns abruptly, and Middlebury may revoke honorary degree from Giuliani.

Addison County outbreak sparked by Christmas service, an update on vaccinations, ski patrols get vaccinated, and Gov. Scott gives his inaugural address.

VT leaders speak out against Trump, Levine talks new Covid strain, Covid cases almost top records, and an update in a high-profile paternity suit.

Vermonters head to Trump rally, Covid numbers remain high, indoor sports get the OK, and Legislature reconvenes.

Veto override fails in Burlington, Covid cases rising quickly post-holidays, officials say ski resorts aren't causing spike in cases, and a new report on policing in Brattleboro.

Ski towns see outbreaks, Weinberger vetoes police oversight board, essential workers worry over vaccine placement, and Legislature prepares to convene.

Monolith reappears in Pittsfield, Sanders holds up military spending bill, updated Covid numbers, and a Brattleboro police review.