Vermont News

Montpelier Police shooting, Ed Board chair steps down, health insurance rate hikes, and an airdropped rabies vaccine.

Wildlife rules, St. Albans Police, opiate addiction grant, and Bennington's Putnam Block groundbreaking.

Five years without pesticide data, a sale in Jay, a fire at Hotel Vermont, and 5,200 Vermont families that might lose their food stamps.

Attempted child murder, dogs in prisons, Gobeille joins UVM Health, and Vermont's vacation home rank.

A lawsuit claiming religious discrimination, pets using CBD, questions about hemp processing, and a major newspaper merger.

Trump's campaign in Vermont, a Democrat resigns over embezzlement allegations, an update in EB-5, and a Vermonter becomes ambassador to Cambodia.

A shooting in St. Johnsbury, a plan to import cheap drugs from Canada, a cease and desist on illegitimate health insurance, and the end of Vermont's horse racing comission.

Dogs in prison, a decline in police searches, two dead coyotes, and a new leader for Vermont Democrats.

A cancelled bike race, a report on special education, a critique of credit rating agencies, and concerns over Burlington's commitment to noise mitigation.

A boost in state revenue, no wrongdoing in a St. Albans TIF, construction in Southern Vermont, and a vacancy on Vermont's highest court.