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Voters in Vermont reelected the incumbent Republican governor, and a former lieutenant governor defeated the current one.
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The Vermont executive chamber will once again be split after voters reelected Republican Gov. Phil Scott and elected Democrat Molly Gray as lieutenant governor.
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Voters in Vermont are choosing all members of the Vermont Legislature and all five constitutional offices, including the governor and lieutenant governor.
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The University of Vermont has named its next provost and senior vice president
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South Burlington, Vermont, officials are advising there could be significant traffic backups Wednesday on Interstate 89
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Vermont Sen. Peter Welch was in Montreal Thursday to discuss the impact of the trade war between the US and Canada
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Death care businesses like crematories, funeral homes, and cemeteries are often ones that have been, historically, family-run. But as the industry becomes more and more consolidated, that's changing. Ken Picard is a reporter for Seven Days in Vermont, and he's been talking to funeral directors and private equity firms in the state about the transition. He spoke with WAMC's Molly Anderson.
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If the polls are correct, the Vermont governor’s race is very close as a long-time incumbent is challenged by a candidate who has never held office
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Burlington City Arts plans to unveil a mural next week created by 16-to-21-year-old artists participating in an apprenticeship program
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A settlement has been reached between 36 attorneys general across the country and General Motors over the use of drivers’ private data
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Vermont’s governor and Nova Scotia’s premiere have signed an agreement to enhance clean energy development.
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A Vermont state senator has been arrested and charged following a domestic assault.