Vermont News

New youth behavior survey results, EB-5 lawyers ask for more time, tons of snow, and Scott speaks out on impeachment.

Federal grants for asylum seekers, funding for rural schools, a Black Lives Matter flag goes up in Burlington, and a new courthouse is considered in Newport.

A loophole in a state electric vehicle program, a new report on pesticides in Vermont, a bill to make hunting licenses free for Abenaki peoples, and a difficult budget season ahead for state colleges.

DCF child abuse jury vetted, ozone leak investigation at St. J prison, Rep. Sullivan challenges Hoffer for state auditor, and a bill to expand efficiency programs to heating and transportation.

Scott vs. Dem priorities, Woodside's future, more anonymous posts from BPD, and the NEK explores regional fire services.

EB-5 fraud trial staying in Vermont, Sanders and Leahy's impeachment questions, Southern Vermont College back on the market, and Act 250 streamlining stalled.

NEK Day at the Statehouse, a bill to ban menthol cigarettes, Trump ramps up attacks on Sanders, and union negotiation with the judiciary  heads to mediation.

Non-citizen voting comes off the ballot in Burlington, possible coronavirus spread to New Hampshire, a new president at Norwich, and a spike in larcenies in Brattleboro.

Vermont's attorney general and treasurer support a key climate bill, Burlington debates police accountability, Bloomberg visits Vermont, and antiques stores are in decline.

A vote on minimum wage, a hearing in a prison employee sex case, write-ins for Kurt Wright, and MLK Day in the NEK.