Vermont News

A police-involved murder suicide, Covid arrives in Vermont schools, sex abuse charge dismissed against former cop, and House speaker threatened in letter.

Regional DCF director fired for sexting, Burlingtonians protest outside councilor's home, credibility issues raised over Rutland detective, and a new round of grants coming to Vermont businesses.

Scott allows key bills to pass into law, former Vermont State Poet wins Nobel Prize, and in-person learning is expanded for elementary school students.

Update on Shoreham outbreak, Condos and Donovan warn against intimidation at polls, problems persist at the DOL, and South Burlington starts its own newspaper.

Act 250 vetoed, jury trials to restart, Burlington bars to stay open past 11, and Max Misch charged with a hate crime.

Covid outbreak at Champlain Orchards, Nobel winner Jody Williams back in Vermont, state's first indoor shooting range goes up, and used cars are scarce in the pandemic.

Small outbreak in Bennington, endangered species bill on Scott's desk, no charges in correction's officer case, and UVM lecturers restored to full time.

Zuckerman's wife criticizes Molly Gray, Vermont's Covid response #1 in nation, Jessica Holmes reappointed to the Green Mountain Care Board, and a judge dismisses a Rutland gym's lawsuit.

Burlington High School looks for a new space, Vergennes City Council election ends in a dead tie, Vermont's CARES Act money second-highest in country, and media orgs respond to newspaper burning in Burlington.

The governor warns against Covid complacency, Brattleboro drug house woes persist, Goddard College goes off probation, and a new portrait heads to the Statehouse.