Vermont News

No end in sight for the cyberattack at UVMMC, Slate Ridge neighbors continue to fear for their lives, critics upset at state plan for glass dumping penalties, and Vermont's congressional delegation braces for lame duck session.

Guidelines tighten both in Burlington and statewide, and a crowded race for Burlington mayor and House speaker.

First Covid death in months, Vermont leaders congratulate Joe Biden, a rush on snow tires, and food insecurity on the rise.

Quiros asks to move to Puerto Rico, Burlington considers a charter change, Vermont's first hate crime conviction is released from prison, and the National Guard steps in to help with UVM cyberattack.

Results for governor and LG, Scott announces his presidential vote, Mitzi Johnson loses her seat, and St. Mikes won't return to in-person classes.

Vermonters head to the polls, new rules for winter sports, BHS students may learn at Edmunds Middle School, and a candlelight vigil in Burlington.

Crunch time for candidates before Election Day, latest campaign finance reports, Fanny Allen sickness resurfaces, and Trump voters in the NEK.

Burlington starts to see police numbers fall, a local militia trains in Southwestern Vermont, FBI investigates the cyberattack at UVM, and Woodside replacement finds a locale.

Cyberattack at UVM Medical Center, eviction boom could be on the way in Vermont, CCV enrollment holds steady, and Condos calls out Kavanaugh.

Vermont sees community transmission of Covid, Condos puts restrictions on poll watchers, UVMMC most expensive hospital in Vermont, and an illegal border crossing in Derby.