Vermont News

A big obstacle in the EB-5 case, an Elizabeth Warren takeover New Hampshire, a struggle to maintain public defenders in the Northeast Kingdom, and a settlement between Comcast and the state's public access channels.

A protest against F-35s, potential purchasers of Jay Peak, a teen wins a lifesaving award, and teachers struggle with proficiency-based learning.

NEK bird habitats, Leahy on the FEC, Scott ethics decision, and a Burlington housing meeting.

SBAC scores, Hurricane Dorian response, Bridport arrests, and contractor fraud.

Medicaid reimbursement, Charlotte abandoned homes, Catholic report questions, and opportunity zones.

Montpelier lockdown, CityPlace delays, Pence touches down, new Amtrak service, and a Quechee police shooting update.

New information on noise from F-35s, the unsustainable finances at Springfield Hospital, Mike Pence's annual visit to Vermont, and pigs on the loose in the Northeast Kingdom.

A sex offender's plea agreement, a family separation lawsuit, a new age limit for tobacco sales, and farmworkers in Addison County get harassed.

Lost EB-5 records, an ambulance service shutters, a non-update on Burlington's CityPlace, and polls that might show good news for Bernie Sanders.

Bourgoin gets 30 years to life, city council to be updated on CityPlace, a ruling on Rock of Ages quarry, $250,000 for the Northeast Kingdom, and a class action suit in Bennington.