Vermont News

Non-complete clauses, Act 250 commissions, medical monitoring override, and the state ethics commission.

Tim Ashe to run for lieutenant governor, an argument over the role of the Burlington Police Commission, the VSEA's take on sexual harassment, and closures at the Brattleboro Retreat.

A state trooper charged with a DUI, a Burlington office for the Vermont Law School, the Legislature takes on the problems in the DOC, and David Zuckerman's impending run for governor,

A 6-year-old suspended in Cabot, a bill to decriminalize sex work, legislators speaking out against the paid family leave bill, and lobbyist spending in Vermont.

Minimum wage rate debate, the church's mental health counselor, a new rural broadband study, and a Brattleboro institution works to bounce back.

Burlington YMCA's new digs, Human Rights Commission on harassment laws, surgery scramble at UVM, and the attorney general sues a 5,000-cow dairy farm.

The resignation of a Burlington school administrator, a Supreme Court ruling on fingerprinting, a report on Vermont's wealth gap, and Leahy barred from the Philippines.

EB-5 trial set for April, Springfield prison superintendent, Sanders in the debate, and Santa in Putney.

CBD-Vermont arrest, medical monitoring bill override prospects, the gender pay gap persists, and PFAS in a Mount Holly school.

DOC commissioner resigns, child abuse registry overlooked, Hansen joins LG race, and the ACLU appeals a state drug prosecution.