"This same president won't lift a finger to extend the health care tax credits that have already expired and where we're going to have about 25,000 Vermonters without health care as a result of that." ...

Many still fear future restrictions on access and are working with the Legislature to safeguard Vermont’s ability to buy and administer the vaccines to those who want and need them.

Legislators, without an agreed upon proposal to consolidate school districts, are working to find a new starting point. Lawmakers are also mulling how to hold education costs steady.

State leaders told lawmakers some version of the model might help in the rest of the state, but Chittenden County’s uniqueness as an urban hub made it well-suited for the pilot.

The governor’s speech, which ran for about half an hour, was notable in that it focused nearly entirely on the goals of the administration’s education reform plans, centered around the 2025 law known ...

With determination, learners of any age can achieve their goals. These seven students show us that with steady guidance and grit, there’s no limit to what you can accomplish in the new year!

As elected representatives of Vermont, they implicated our state in Israel's atrocities,” one advocate said at a Statehouse press conference Tuesday.

Vermont confronts each cost crisis separately, even as they amplify one another and squeeze budgets year after year. What Vermont needs now is a change in mindset.