Vermont News

A Vermont journalist faces ethical questions, Shumlin, Leahy and Douglas may be asked to testify on EB-5 fraud case, a Middlebury company returns to profitability, and the PUC can't hold hearings on FirstLight Huawei use.

Climate strikes, Hardwick drug bust, DOC death records, and a bus driver shortage.

F-35s land at BTV, state colleges approve maximum tuition hike, schools struggle with how to discipline climate strikers, and short term rentals take over some Vermont towns.

Meat cleaver murderer put behind bars, F-35s set to land in Burlington, Clarendon moves to ban marijuana sales, and the Legislature talks lack of human resources department.

A controversial Green Mountain Transit driver gets re-hired, support for ATVs grows on Newport roads, a Senate committee tackles Vermont's housing shortage, and a Burlington blockchain company gets a patent.

UVM raises half a billion dollars, Marlboro College cancels its merger, the pros and cons of immigration checkpoints, and where are ex-Vermonters going?

A Burlington man pleads not guilty to murder (for the second time), dozens of people protest the possible closing of NVU-Lyndon, Scott rejects regulators' request for a boost in Medicaid funding, and a jury rules in favor of a teacher in his suit against a school district.

Vaping illness, Vermont Gas faulted, Bernie Sanders and the military industrial complex, and a federal lawsuit related to a Green Mountain Union High School assault.

Donovan fights for 3-Squares, Orange swine deadline, Enosburg vehicle assault, and the public access/Comcast ruling.

Veterans arrested in F-35 protest, talks of settlement between Vermont and Purdue Pharma, a contract for Vermont State Colleges faculty, and a request denied for sex offenders in St. Johnsbury.