Vermont News

Schools require quarantines post-Thanksgiving, online sales in Vermont are way up, AG clears officer in shooting, and man faces 15 years for minor weed violation.

Thanksgiving could double Covid case counts, UVM medical records finally restored, BTV divests from fossil fuels, and Dorthy Day's Vermont granddaughter is sentenced to 10 months in jail.

Covid cases stay in the 80s, Balint chosen as pro tem, state looks for more federal funding, and seeks to expand grocery options for low-income Vermonters.

Scott rolls back ban on walks with neighbors, vaccine to arrive in Vermont by December, big changes coming to OneCare, and field hospital re-built at Champlain Valley Expo.

The race for House speaker tightens, Covid cases still at a high, Apple settles with the state, and VSEA joins OneCare.

New body cam policy in Burlington, another death from Covid-19, drought conditions announced for all 14 counties, and companies apply for hazard pay after push from lawmakers.

Vermont expected to see 50% rise in Covid, Scott doubles down on restrictions, Southern Vermont College could be sold to SVMC, and a report is released on the death of Kenneth Johnson.

Another record day for Covid in Vermont, schools asked to help with contact tracing, colleges prepare for Thanksgiving break, and $75 million allocated for the hospitality sector.

Scott closes bars, bans multi-family gatherings, UVMMC restores medical records, closes Fanny Allen operating rooms, and teachers' health insurance rates go up.

Lawmakers unlikely to return to the Statehouse next session, Burlington Progs have first mayoral debate, testing ramps up after spike of virus in Burlington wastewater, and lodging owners worry over new restrictions.