Vermont News

Middle school shuts down after positive cases, Church Street businesses worry about loiterers, OneCare reaches agreement with doctors, and Brattleboro holds virtual town meeting.

Burlington High closed another week, Burlington Police social worker proposal, federal lawsuit claims mail-in voting leads to fraud, and Brattleboro takes Town Meeting online.

A whole hemp crop stolen, bridge funding for the Vermont State Colleges, a merger between VPR and Vermont PBS, and a likely veto from Scott on the Global Warming Solutions Act.

An emergency city council meeting in Burlington, an interim report on the EB-5 fraud, a move to close Woodside, and expanded testing at Kinney drugs.

Burlington's police chief won't return to role, first day of school amidst Covid-19, a stimulus bill for undocumented immigrants, and the state launches a $30 gift card program.

A plane crash in Stowe, a racial justice advocate steps down from police commission, an update on Covid, and a D+ on preparedness for school reopenings.

Genesis selling 5 VT nursing homes, Pearson wins recount by 28 votes, Burlington police union responds to protesters, and town of Burke denies request to cut ski area property taxes.

Genesis selling 5 VT nursing homes, Pearson wins recount by 28 votes, Burlington police union responds to protesters, and town of Burke denies request to cut ski area property taxes.

Massive protest in Burlington, Democratic campaigns outraise Republicans, a pot bust at the border, and Zuckerman challenges Scott on school reopenings.

A new prison contract is possible, a rush to open child care hubs, an outbreak in Killington, and a new report on overdoses.