Vermont News

The AG backs the ACLU, health insurance rate hikes approved, worries over a broadband expansion plan, and a tax disagreement at Jay Peak.

Quiros pleads guilty, Zuckerman's uphill battle, school staffing concerns, and a call for safer reopening at UVM.

A new survey on college students, a Progressive who won across the ballot, a financial outlook for Vermont and a record-setting primary.

Results from last night's election, the ACLU sues Customs and Border Patrol, and regulations are released for fall sports.

Burlington City Council takes on Brookfield and reparations, Brattleboro's fight over police review continues, and the new meaning of high bailiffs.

Primary turnout could make history, remote workers may revive VT's population, VT could see its first transgender lawmaker, and the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail pushes ahead.

A new and controversial hockey coach at UVM, Scott relaxes retail reqs, six inmates test positive, and three Swanton workers quit town jobs over Confederate Flag controversy.

Windsor principal officially fired, a solar company gets a $57,000 fine, Vergennes confused after mayor steps down, and mysterious seeds are being sent from China.

Allegations at Woodside, a new report on racial disparities in Burlington policing, a push for more federal money to the state, and Bennington camp comes back to court.

School start pushed back, schools consider outdoor classrooms, Bernie endorses David Zuckerman, and rest areas reopen.