Vermont News

GMT head ousted, opioid overdose worries, Condos on election security, NEK leadership institute, and a Vermont author talks state powers.

A campaign finance violation, new regulations for interactions with bears, the fourth-priciest hotel in America, and what $750 from a private prison gets you.

A school under scrutiny, details of a child's drowning, a new certification for maple sugaring, and an expanding landfill.

A protest shuts down State Street, a man protests the release of a white nationalist, activists rally for action on homelessness, and insurance costs increase.

Welch explains his impeachment support, a suicide risk for veterans, Brattleboro talks drug addiction, and Vermont gets $1.85 million in an opioid settlement.

CityPlace likely shrinking, Sanders staffers fight for $15, is hunting "locavore"?, and a heat wave on the way.

A ruling on DOC records, Peter Welch turns toward impeachment, a DNA test ordered in a paternity fraud case, and leaders meet to discuss intersection of criminal justice and mental health.

Calls for increased security after a Hinesburg shooting, Phil Scott calls Trump tweets racist, lawyers ask for trial on constitutionality of magazine ban, and a decline in Vermont dairy farms.

A lawsuit for paternity fraud, "radical" design changes to CityPlace, noise complaints about a quarry, and a Scott administration official stepping down.

A debate over lake cleanup, a pending dairy merger, 20 trees cut down, and a car dealership with a bad track record.