Vermont News

A Swanton man charged with murder, a UVM basketball game that might have been a Covid-19 spreading event, a weekend of protests, and a push for UVM to cut ties with BPD.

Travel restrictions loosened, Covid outbreak in Winooski, multi-million dollar business relief bill, and DCF commissioner to retire.

A new police chief for Montpelier, protests end in four arrests, lawmakers push to reverse Scott budget cuts, and lawyers resist new filing fee.

Protests over police brutality, Scott supports charges against Minneapolis cops, 1.4 million gallons dumped into Lake Champlain, and the economic effects of the closed Canadian border.

Gym and salon reopenings, Catholic Church to open its doors, South Burlington budget vote, and the sale of Marlboro College.

Phil Scott runs for third term, leadership change at Chamber of Commerce, bailout for state's medical system, and F-35 flights to continue.

Hazard pay bill, students returning to UVM, Kitty Toll won't seek re-election, and a mysterious illness at Fanny Allen.

Fairs and festivals cancelled, record unemployment numbers, ATVs make their debut in Newport, and museums get creative.

A glimmer of hope in Vermont's unemployment benefits, restaurants begin to reopen, a new president for Vermont Gas, and $50 million in housing assistance.

A new policy for testing inmates, a Supreme Court justice dies, a $400 million aid package, and a big mistake at the Labor Department.