Vermont News

BPD may end its overnight shift, a fish hatchery reopens after 9 years, Ben & Jerry's releases a new flavor, and CRCF is on lockdown.

Chittenden County says Thanksgiving gatherings didn't cause outbreak, cell tower plans cancelled in Hardwick, $1,200 checks coming to undocumented Vermonters, and homeless shelters prepare for winter.

Cyberattack cost $1.5 million/day, a Covid outbreak at the police academy, solar energy saves Vermonters big, and Vermont Law School may move to Burlington.

Provost defends UVM cuts, state colleges announce tuition freeze, state to start text-based contact tracing, and arrests made in Essex carport fire.

VT colleges end semester with under 300 Covid cases, deer jacking case once again in VT Supreme court, Weinberger receives Democratic nomination, and a new report on the future of the state college system.

Covid numbers still skyrocketing, an outbreak at a Burlington nursing home, the hemp hype seems to be over, and Burlington Progressives nominate Max Tracy for mayor.

UVM proposes massive cuts, property taxes may take a big jump, Burlington Progressives choose mayoral candidate, and vaccines are coming to Vermont.

Newport shooting, 9% property tax increase forecasted, Black Lives Matter flag flies in Barre, and threats against Vermont's elections team.

Bids for mayor in Burlington and Rutland, 200 Covid tests lost then thrown out, and a new House majority leader.

Covid numbers stay steady over holiday weekend, a Vermont dairy leader dies, a Covid holiday shopping season, and snowplow crews prep for winter.