President Joe Biden announced plans to end the emergency order on May 11. The order set requirements for insurance coverage of Covid-19 vaccinations, testing and treatment.
The jury awarded Mark Potanas $605,000 for a claim under the whistleblower protection act.
Burlington has reported a spike in Covid levels in its wastewater, but it’s too early to say whether it’s a true increase or an anomaly, according to officials.
The spike in two Burlington wastewater treatment plants could be an early indicator of Covid levels, but the health department said it would have to wait to see if the trend persists.
The court ruled in favor of a 2018 city charter change that allows noncitizens to vote in local, but not statewide, elections.
The 3 to 6 inches of snow in the forecast won’t make a huge dent in the state’s 17-inch snow deficit, but more storms are on the horizon, meteorologists predict.
Hospital admissions have dropped this week, two weeks after the state reported “medium” Covid levels.
The rural infrastructure assistance program would provide $3 million for towns to get help applying for federal aid.
Two weeks after the holiday season, national hospitalizations for Covid are rising, but Vermont’s have ticked down again.
H.10 would require public disclosure of more information on award recipients, as lawmakers question whether the Vermont Employment Growth Incentive program is working as intended.