Under a new law, Vermonters can now sue federal government officials for violating any of their constitutional rights. Governor Phil Scott allowed the bill to become law without his signature Monday.

Ranking Member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, today announced that the Department of Education has finally released $11.58 million in federal K-12 COVID-19 ...

The multistate coalitions have had early successes, but in the winding legal system, the battle is far from over.

Rudyard Kipling’s historic Vermont home, Naulakha, will open to the public June 5–7, 2026, for rare self-guided tours and a fundraising cocktail event. Usually reserved for overnight guests, the ...

Tucked into this year’s miscellaneous tax bill, H.933, is language that would opt Vermont into a new federal school choice ...

Millions of dollars in education funding are back in the accounts of 20 Vermont school districts.

Dating back many years, states around the country have featured head-scratching laws. Some strange laws circling the internet are nothing more than rumors and mysterious tales, while others are ...

A Vermont lawmaker is setting his sights on the skies with a new bill poised to create a UFO panel within the state. Rep. Troy Headrick, I-Burlington, has introduced legislation looking to set up the ...

The Champlain Valley is poised to become a federally recognized wine region, to the excitement of a number of Vermont vineyard owners.

Two underpasses costing $330,000 in the Lake Champlain Valley are a model effort showing how a Vermont community rallied behind thousands of tiny salamanders scurrying over the road yearly to ...

High school students across Vermont are being recognized for their efforts to combat distracted driving through creative ...

Wellesley Police discovered two children dead inside an Edgemoor Avenue home. A police department in Vermont called Wellesley ...