Vermont News

Next phase of vaccination revealed, state settles over glass dumping, criticism of Northfield's police chief, and NECI to close in the spring.

Man dies in Christmas day fire, towns to vote on undoing district mergers, board member leaves VSEA board, and demand for organic milk spikes.

Corrections officer fired for FB post, UVMMC attack was ransomware, judge rules on unsanitary prison lawsuit, and Christmas services go on statewide.

Scott temporarily loosens restrictions, Vermont opts out of TCI, Weinberger won't be deposed in Meli suit, and Murad asks for more officers.

Bernie gets vaccinated, snowmobile season opens, Charlotte ferry closes indefinitely, and schools determine reopening plans.

Vaccine shipments will contain fewer doses than expected, outbreak spreads at the police academy, the House opts against meeting in-person, and a parrot smuggler is sentenced to probation.

The Elderwood outbreak rages on, Brattleboro adopts new protections for tenants, UVM begins faculty layoffs, and orphanage survivors speak out.

Weinberger knew about del Pozo trolling, restraints used on voluntary pysch patients as often as involuntary patients, Burlington councilors homes are vandalized, and lawmakers allocate $11.5 million to small businesses.

St. Albans gets a new police chief, investigation into the St. Joseph's Orphanage, vaccines arrive in Vermont, and Burlington to vote on two charter changes.

A wrong-way driver injures five on I-91, a Randolph woman kills her boyfriend, the electoral college convenes, and Covid cases are on the rise.