Without a clear path to override the veto, Democratic lawmakers may need to strike a deal with the governor — or forgo the midyear spending package.

The proposal would exempt the panels and boards that investigate alleged misconduct by legislators, judges and attorneys from a requirement to consult with the state commission during certain ...

“30 V.S.A. chapter 94 is repealed” was the key phrase added to S.65 that helped it advance with a bipartisan 4-1 vote in the Senate Natural Resources Committee Friday. Before the addition, the bill’s ...

Ordinarily, Skida does a brisk business in Canada. You can find hats and ski accessories made by the Burlington-based company in stores across the provinces, and Canadians usually visit Skida’s ...

The state doesn’t expect “significant cuts” to “core education programs” this year or next, a Vermont Agency of Education official told them.

The pandemic left the state with a variety of tools to help conquer public health challenges. However, experts are concerned about the gaps in federal leadership for future crises.

Last week, two towns approved ballot items in favor of either developing or expanding ordinances to allow ATVs on town roads. Two others voted against creating such an ordinance.

Farmers thrive on predictability,” said Anson Tebbetts, secretary of the Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets. “But we're not in that space right now. So I think everyone is taking it day to day.” ...

This commentary is by Jess DeCarolis of Groton She has 20 years of experience in education and 13 years experience in municipal and state government, most recently serving as division director at the ...

Creating a tax environment that respects and rewards service will not only attract military retirees but also contribute to a broader, more resilient economic landscape in Vermont.

Jay Karl Stevens, 71, died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest on February 19, 2025. Jay was born November 11, 1953 in Springfield, VT to Karl and Patricia (Warren) Stevens. Born into a long line of ...

The Vermont Senate voted Thursday 22-8 to confirm Zoie Saunders as education secretary, ending a yearlong saga over her appointment. “What she’s trying to do is provide the be ...