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The Boston- based Fiscal Alliance Foundation commissioned a poll to survey Vermonters on a number of issues.
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A Vermont organization opposed to data centers is launching a campaign to push back on any such development in the state.
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Vermont’s treasurer is planning a statewide tour of communities impacted by recent natural disasters.
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The University of Vermont and colleges across New England have received funding to study snow
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Vermont’s attorney general says a coalition of 25 states has successfully secured a court order temporarily blocking a new postal service rule regarding mail-in voting
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Optimism abounds on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington.
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Students are moving into dorms at the University of Vermont this week.
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Democratic U.S. senators from New York and Vermont are introducing a bill to repeal the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada.
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Progressive Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak says a unanimous vote by the council is a crucial move to advocate for immediate and stronger state action on issues affecting the city.
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Vermont’s attorney general says the state will receive a historic settlement from a multi-state lawsuit against the social media company Meta.
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Governor Phil Scott says the state has worked to make voting easier, including using mail-in voting
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Vermont is awaiting a ruling regarding its challenge of a federal Department of Justice demand that it share voter information