Vermont News

Trump's unpaid bill in Burlington, anti-bias training at the Vermont Psychiatric Hospital, another prostitution trial for Norman McAllister, and St. Mike's is set to demolish its primary building.

A climate protest encampment on the Statehouse lawn, governor opposes a public records ombudsman, OneCare is struggling, and a settlement from Johnson & Johnson.

Board of education considers conflicts of interests, inmates sue for access to Halal food, Quiros asks for an out of state trial, and Democrats push for fossil fuel divestment.

Support of a high-capacity magazine ban, Bernie spends big on Amazon, UVM researches a tick-killing fungi, and police release cause of death in Rutland and Salisbury shootings.

Vermont schools monitoring students' social media, a new report on energy costs for Vermonters, a company sets up funds for Burlington entrepreneurs, and a cheesemaker expands into hybrids.

A task force on campus sexual assault, the closing of an EB-5 regional center, a UVM legislative intern program, and an immigration ruling in a Vermont lawsuit.

Workers' comp decrease, Peter Galbraith on the 'catastrophe' in Syria, open space vs. housing, and worries over bird species facing climate change.

Scott's thoughts on impeachment, a new dispute in public records law, the identity of a Salisbury shooting victim comes to light, and an effort to better coordinate workforce development is launched.

Police training settlement, Rutland police shooting officers named, racial discrimination suit against the state, and a reminder on student seclusion.

Non-citizen voting in Burlington?, fatal police shooting in Rutland, CityPlace developer pays up, and the Porter Hospital president resigns.