Vermont News

Impeachment rallies, Barre-Montpelier railroad improvements, DOC's funding request for out-of-state beds, and a new draft cap-and-invest plan.

The resignation of Burlington's police chief, a top prosecutor appointed in the NEK, a settlement in the Nectar's shooting, and a cocaine bust in Derby line.

Darn Tough expands, health cost concerns, prosecutors fighting EB-5 civil case, state's attorneys reviewing CRCF cases, and a Waterbury CBD store's vendors say they've been stiffed.

A $10 million lawsuit against the NYPD, BHS girls soccer gets Time Magazine mention, Vermont Gas pipeline found "generally" in compliance, and Vermont Tech plans big changes to two campuses.

Trouble for state tax coffers, felony charges in Hinesburg shooting, a Middlebury scholar disinvited from NATO conference, and a state agency facing a public outcry promises prison reforms.

Colleges collecting data online, funding for mental health services, Welch to vote on Medicare bill, and statewide teacher health care contract.

Lonely Vermonters, cannabis regulation, "extreme greed" at Jay Peak, and gender disparities in the legal weed market.

Scott pulls P.I.s from DMV data, BTV expecting grant money, a Scott confidante is scrutinized, and Veronica Lewis will head to Texas for an insanity evaluation.

Scott makes Supreme Court appointment, Burlington city council president won't seek re-election, Statehouse to get human resources rep, and Fanny Allen closes operating rooms.

Visitor numbers drop at Lake Champlain, gun restrictions considered for legislative session, assault charges against Norwich student dropped, and Bristol Police shoot domestic violence suspect.