The proposal, which got a final sign-off from the House on Wednesday, is aimed at ensuring all people are treated equally under the law regardless of their race, ethnicity, sex, religion or other ...

H.542, a bill sponsored by Rep. Peter Conlon, D-Cornwall, would have ended Vermont’s PCB testing program altogether. The bill was voted out of the House in March. But Senate lawmakers are now likely ...

WILLISTON –– Four people were arrested Thursday at a protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the latest in a series of similar actions around the state.

The stalled FEMA funds had delayed the replacement of the Montpelier City Hall elevator, which has been out of commission since the 2023 flood.

Barre City Manager Nicolas Storellicastro led the city through one of the worst flooding events in its history.

Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, which recently announced a similar agreement with a union representing its nurses, still faces the challenge of a $14.5 million budget deficit.

It’s the second claim of fraud the designated agency has faced in recent months, as the federal government takes a critical eye to Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse in Vermont.

As federal immigration restrictions tighten, Vermont is losing the workers, students and neighbors it needs to survive.

The university expects to see a 15% decline in freshman undergraduate students this coming fall compared to last year, and a 7% decrease across all undergraduate grade levels.

The clinical healthcare space is no place for private equity — at least, according to the Vermont Senate, which advanced H.583 on Wednesday morning. That bill would limit private equity involvement in ...

“Senator Welch is a proud original cosponsor of the Ending Trading and Holdings in Congressional Stocks (ETHICS) Act, which ...

There’s a new portrait hanging in the Vermont Statehouse, and it’s one that supporters say brings some long-overdue representation to the building’s historic art collection. Last week, workers ...