Vermont News

A bad year for apple crops, a vandalized BLM sign, colleges begin to reopen, and work done on a bike path in Newport.

Fanny Allen reopens its rehab floors, Burlington protests continue, Vermonters join burn pit registry, and a new medical director sought for state prison system.

A plan to fund state colleges, a possibly-mandated flu vaccine, a reward for information in a Barre missing persons case, and hunting licenses

Covid strikes again for VT prisoners in Mississippi, Burlington City Council says it will support a CityPlace lawsuit, protests over an officer facing extortion and prostitution charges in the NEK, and a tax assessment is denied at Jay Peak.

Legislature back in session, a deal on marijuana, a study on traffic stops, and temporary unemployment payments.

An investigation at Woodside, a moderate drought in Southern Vermont, an optimistic look from ski areas, and a mini-Legislative session set to begin.

$150 gift cards for all Vermonters?, Brattleboro debates its mascot, the "sexualization" among prison staff, and a look at school reopenings.

Groundbreaking on the Moran plant, grants for small businesses, UVM studies wellbeing, and a dispute over a bill to legalize weed.

UVM's reopening plans, official election results, state budget proposed, and a report on Vermont's health care costs.

Scott announces expansion of child care, 80% of Vermont inmates in Mississippi test positive for Covid-19, and Sanders speaks at the DNC.