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Governor signs two mental health bills into law
Unemployment rate shows uptick in April
AT&T strike may close retail stores this weekend
Margolis: How to win by losing
Vermont Legislature 2017: How a sleepy session turned stormy
"... now I got to spend $1,800 for a state computer and if I don’t fix it right and they inspect me doing the inspection and don’t like what I…
Scott needs to drop his hasty, late in the game proposal to have the state (him) negotiate with the union. Then we should do what we did with teacher retirement…
The revised version of the American Health Care Act authorizes each states to reintroduce high risk health insurance pools.
The problem here is enormous: When college students don’t understand the Bill of Rights, and violate the principles thereof, they threaten us all.
Vermont Legislature 2017: How a sleepy session turned stormy
Burlington announces plans for $500,000 for low-income child care
Activists look for action after Scott defends Paris climate pact
PSB would cap night turbine noise below ‘levels in a library’
Follow news about the impact of the Trump administration’s policies on Vermont and keep tabs on Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Sen. Patrick Leah, D-Vt., and Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt.
With Vermont considering legalization, VTDigger examines the pitfalls and successes of the retail pot market in Colorado.
Find all of our coverage on important legislation and oversight issues on this microsite, and follow stories about bills listed by topic — education, energy, judiciary, the economy, health care, and the budget.
Authorities acknowledge that despite round-the-clock patrols and an advanced network of surveillance technology, they can’t be certain how much criminal activity occurs along the border.
The opiate treatment facility closed in January after multiple state investigations into allegations of Medicaid fraud, inadequate patient care and a hostile work environment.
The Coventry Selectboard is suing town clerk Cynthia Diaz who is accused of embezzling $1.4 million. She says it’s “a smear campaign.”
Read about the latest developments. Check out the investigative stories VTDigger has published about Jay Peak, Q Burke and AnC Bio Vermont over the past several years.
Highland Center for the Arts Celebrates Its Grand Opening with Free Festival June 2, 3 and 4
Vermont Tech celebrates 151st Commencement
Guster To Headline Fourth Annual Do Good Fest
UVM Spinoffs Finish First and Second in LaunchVT Pitch Competition
Paul Frank + Collins P.C. Welcomes Three New Attorneys
Community Tobacco Prevention Grant Awards Announced
Secretary of State Jim Condos and Vermont State Archives Shed Light on Vermont’s Sometimes Dark Past
Scientists, Conservationists to Discuss Ocean Noise Pollution June 13
Craftsbury Chamber Players Announce 2017 Season
UVM Board Approves Lowest Tuition Percentage Increase in 40 Years
