After several years of massive increases, Vermont's property taxes are only going up 1.1% in fiscal year 2026. Here's how ...

Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill into law Thursday that would make it a felony to destroy or abuse a corpse, a measure created in the wake of the 2024 murder an Enosburg woman.

Facing sharp opposition among lawmakers, the Vermont Senate on Thursday opted to scrap its version of a controversial ...

In an executive order, Gov. Phil Scott paused enforcement of EV supply mandates. The stated reasons defy the administration’s ...

Everything went haywire Thursday morning when Senate Democrats unexpectedly scrapped their proposed version of the bill, which had been in development for a month.

It looks like ChatGPT, basically, with some Vermont logos on it,” said Josiah Raiche, Vermont’s chief data and AI officer.

The $9.01 billion spending plan drew little criticism from the governor in the end, though lawmakers’ work is far from over for the year.

Get Vermont news sent to your inbox. Daily Digger is everything you need to know to start your day, delivered Monday-Saturday morning. Following an afternoon of committee hearings on a proposed ...

On Thursday, the Vermont Senate gave preliminary approval to a bill that would redirect state funding to a different shelter ...

The statute, which was finalized at a private ceremonial event, makes it a felony for someone to transport or destroy a corpse.

Governor Phil Scott on Wednesday signed into law a bill that requires law enforcement agencies to get his permission before ...