Vermont News

A vaccine trial comes to Vermont, a good revenue report for the state, worries over short-staffed schools, and a new visitor policy at Rutland Regional.

Another tuition freeze at UVM, rising Covid case totals across Vermont, a Burlington shelter closes on a new location, and officials urge Vermonters not to mail in their ballots.

Republican governors endorse Scott, a vaccination plan comes out for Vermont, a Montpelier elementary school goes remote, and Strolling of the Heifers struggles to get by.

Rutland changes its mascot, a review launched at Kurn Hattin, a petition aims to stop chemicals entering the Lamoille River, and a study finds Vermonters to be safer than their neighbors.

A fugitive captured at the border, a message from the state on 'pandemic fatigue,' an update on Vermont unemployment, and a new vet clinic in St. Johnsbury.

Public land use is up, antigen tests are going unused, a cop is arrested for trespassing, and CityPlace developers counter-sue.

Scott OKs trick-or-treating, Windsor principal fired over Facebook post, a rally at the Statehouse, and complaints over Southern Vermont Cable's transition to Comcast.

Montpelier outbreak spreads, City Hall Park reopens, an investigation into a botched DUI charge for a Vermont State Trooper, and a Long Trail through-hike fundraiser.

A shortage of flu shots, Burlington Tech. Center reopens in-person, a protest outside Leahy's office, and thousands of ballots undeliverable.

Covid outbreak in Montpelier hockey, Hoffer report on OneCare, nursing homes open for visitors, and Leahy at Barrett hearings.