Vermont News

UVM responds to COVID-19 case, hourly workers at risk, Attorney General warns about price gouging, and bupe decriminalization passes a key House committee.

UVM cancels in-person classes, Sanders staying in the race, a Bennington forum on racism, and the state fines two financial advisers.

Southern State prison records, an affordable housing/student loan debt bill, Bennington lawyer in the guv's race, and a Burlington resolution prohibiting ICE cooperation.

Coronavirus school closures, Progs eye the mayor's office, TIFs for rural towns, and a UVM-made suicide prevention tool.

Taxpayers to foot the bill for Bill Stenger's lawyer, nine school districts voted down budgets, a key arrest in Brattleboro break-ins, and a lawsuit against the Center for Crime Victim Services.

Three finalists for a superintendent in Burlington, 10 towns vote in support of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail in the NEK, a state update on coronavirus prevention plans, and two bankruptcy plans for the Springfield Hospital and Clinic.

A failed school bond in South Burlington, a gun resolution that fell flat statewide, unanswered questions at Jay Peak, and new districts created to expand broadband internet.

Essex ballot question, school construction boom, study abroad disrupted by coronavirus, and an apparent homicide in Cambridge.

A new coronavirus task force, a possible stalemate on saliva testing, an investigation into payroll errors in a Windham school district, and Bernie's challengers in the Vermont primary.

Broadband districts in Southern Vermont and the NEK, Bernie's influence on Burlington city council races, struggling budgets at Vermont's hospitals, and preparation for the coronavirus' arrival to Vermont.