Vermont News

A small utility with a big rate increase, a Burlington agency that's fallen on hard times, the out-of-state ownership of Vermont companies, and dropping pass rates on the Vermont bar.

Recruitment incentives, Asian tiger mosquitoes, SCOV EB-5 ruling, and a glass disposal Act 250 dispute.

A shift toward Burlington, a climate goal that won't be met, a psychiatric hospital in jeopardy status, and an agreement between stores and farmworkers.

Sanders' health, Burlington reappraisal, violent crime stats, and the feds reaffirm closing the state EB-5 office.

The F-35s take their first spin, a contractor pleads guilty to fraud, Sanders donors switch to Warren 2020, and two new judges join the state's trial court.

A doctor sanctioned for overprescribing adderall, Vermont gets its first female African-American Episcopal bishop, the AFL-CIO rethinks its approach, and Mary Powell steps down as CEO of GMP.

Scott's stance on vaping, the Howard Center's opioid suit, Sanders supporters switch to Warren, and charges filed for a threat against Migrant Justice.

Scott supports impeachment, St. Michaels priests named for abuse, a murderer heads to jail, and a man accused of contractor fraud gets released.

An assault at Norwich, the election of a 17-year-old Republican, a 13-year-old's cyberstalker, and the demise of VTC's anaerobic digester.

Burlington Progs & Police, small ski areas link up, plagiarism at Porter, and cannabis banking.