Vermont News

Mask order in Burlington, mural removal on Church Street, highest exposure at lowest income jobs, and dog adoption programs ask to restart.

Health commissioner warns of complacency, an economic package to be announced, a cyber attack on Vermont Legal Aid, and working conditions at the Brattleboro Retreat.

State emergency extended, pushback on Scott's school budget plan, jury trials postponed, and testing begins for symptomless Vermonters.

A spike in Brattleboro drug deaths, new state guidelines on reopening, women hit hardest by unemployment, and a solar project shut down in Bennington.

A possible mask mandate, a gradual reopening of hotels, a positive coronavirus test at the women's prison, and a drop in state revenue.

Vaccinations take center stage in gov. debate, VT's low census participation rates, state colleges say they could end year in the black, and UVM considers cuts amid crisis.

Retail to reopen, Vermonters overwhelmingly approve of state's pandemic response, social shaming of non-mask-wearers, and a look at the gubernatorial election in November.

EMTs to start testing for Covid, judiciary asks for $10 million, UPS driver reinstated after firing, and new survey on teleworking in VT.

Scott loosens restrictions on gatherings, demand for midwives spikes, Southern Vermont man arrested for making threats online, and  prisoner denied Covid-19 request for release.

Rate hike denied at Northwestern Medical Center, a disagreement over mail-in ballots, a plan to close to $200 million budget gap, and reactions to a report on Bennington police.