Vermont News

Electric co-ops see rate increases, South Burlington man joins U.S. Marshals' most wanted list, doctor rules Aita Gurung not competent, and Vermont Democrats re-elect party officials.

Norwich president finalists, Stenger wants his passport back, 11 Vermont dams are "high hazard," and a Swanton man who helped bury a body is sentenced.

UVM freezes tuition, St. Albans cop charged with assault, cell phone border searches ruled unconstitutional, and advocates call for better racial data on Vermont traffic stops.

Vermont spends $15 million on urine testing, Rutland Police Chief lets officers watch fatal shooting footage, BPD use-of-force committee asks for an extension, and legislators consider mandating gender parity on UVM board of trustees.

Auditor questions remote worker program, 211 cutbacks spark concerns, a 2017 Norwich University assault resurfaces, and UVM Medical Center rolls out a new records system.

Shumlin endorses Biden, Consider Bardwell picks up the pieces after a major recall, South Burlington worries about F-35 noise mitigation funding, and a state task force examines artificial intelligence.

Scott plans a Halloween storm disaster declaration, a Burlington police officer is cleared after a fatal confrontation, layoffs hit GlobalFoundries, and a shake-up in solar reimbursements.

DNA tests at UVM Med Center, NYPD busts legal hemp, Sanders calls to disband ICE and CBP, and a Montpelier murder trial begins.

Burlington's school superintendent resigns, Addison County towns vote against school closures, Marlboro College gets absorbed by Emerson, and a troublesome tenant leads to an inn closure in Lyndonville.

Burlington News Agency cuts deliveries, Burlingtonians oppose waterfront train parking, Vermont GOP elects a new chair, and Southern Vermont College gets sold.