Vermont News

Springfield prison sexual exploitation case, Green New Deal's dim prospects, dairy farms' decline, and Brattleboro weighs a mayoral form of government.

Minimum wage bill will become law, facility director agrees to never work in mental health again in VT, a 'go-slow' approach on school funding, UVM opens a food pantry, and a marijuana market is up for a vote in the House.

The failed attempt to extend gubernatorial terms, a push for quicker prosecution in a Concord killing, potentially inaccurate Census results, and the $250 million being voted on for Town Meeting Day.

A bill to make emissions goals mandatory, an effort to create a statewide Act 250 review board, a mock school board meeting to protest cuts in Harwood, and a $209 million item on the ballot in South Burlington.

Bernie vs. Bloomberg at the Democratic debate, Winooski detective charged with domestic assault, $150 million price tag for CVMC psych beds, and a panel takes on hemp troubles in the NEK.

A vote for Burlington not to invest in a telecoms company, a hearing on guns and domestic violence, a forum on when to disclose public records, and a protest on information sharing by police and immigration officials.

Leroy Headley pleads not guilty to second-degree murder, police officers cleared in Rutland shooting, legislation is considered to confiscate guns from domestic abusers, and Vermont Gas asks for a rate hike.

Prescription drug prices, a DCF case dismissed, the search for Paul Bruhn’s replacement, and a panel on the experiences people of color in Vermont.

A bill to turn climate goals into climate mandates, an escaped prisoner gets recaptured, a call to help save Burlington's baseball team, and a photographer linked to child sex abuse gets the charges against him dropped.

A senator's call for a lower BAC limit (despite her DUI), a teacher's union opts out of OneCare, a new policy on mail searches for Vermont prisoners, and a final push for the presidential candidates in New Hampshire.