Vermont News

Escaped inmate captured, pro-police rallygoers clash with BLM protesters, school districts on reopenings, and banks seek spare change.

Phil Scott's mask mandate, a lockdown of Vermont prisoners in Mississippi, an inmate escapes in St. J, and Marlboro College is sold.

Brookfield pulls out of CityPlace, health insurance rate hikes, GMP workers fall from power line, and Bennington camp reaches agreement with town.

No outbreak in Manchester, Democratic gubernatorial debate, Welch in Essex County, and Leahy fights USCIS job cuts.

Mask order to come, absentee ballots skyrocket, AG approves Marlboro sale, and Bennington sues camp.

Black Lives Matter mural in Burlington, Vermont prepares for school reopenings, Welch cosponsors bill on furloughs, and Scott signs bill for indigenous hunting and fishing licenses.

Blue Cross Blue Shield sees major losses, ArtsRiot sold to Higher Ground owner, Doug Hoffer on OneCare Vermont, and police spending in Vermont cities and towns.

Burlington passes budget, plastic bag ban goes into effect, Craftsbury considers banning Confederate flag, and fire ravages Pearl Street Beverage.

Education tax could increase by 3 centsl, UVM faculty to file labor complaint, and real estate in high demand.

New quarantine rules in prison, a missing man in Barre, misdemeanor charges for a man who drove a truck through a protest, and a settlement with the Bennington PD for racial profiling.