The Vermont Senate and House convened a joint session to vote on seven Superior Court judges and one magistrate who were up ...

As the governor, lawmakers, school leaders and other stakeholders across the state debate the future of K-12 education in Vermont, there seems broad consensus that something is broken but less ...

But like Trump’s MAGA slogan, Scott’s “affordability” has many blind spots and unintended consequences. His latest rejection ...

The Department for Children and Families hasn’t presented its caseload in a way that allows the program to be evaluated, a Columbia University academic testified to Senate lawmakers.

Some lawmakers and advocates are calling on the community to support what’s known as “Raise the Age,” a law that would ...

Without a clear path to override the veto, Democratic lawmakers may need to strike a deal with the governor — or forgo the midyear spending package.

Gov. Phil Scott presented to the legislature a new public safety plan that addresses bail, young offenders and the treatment ...

Can state lawmakers prevent Vermont youth from getting hopelessly hooked on social media? A bill approved by the Senate on ...

Lawmakers and the governor are looking to reform the state’s bail laws for people who commit additional crimes while out on ...

A coalition of more than 50 shelter and services providers, and others, sent a letter to Gov. Scott, asking him to sign ...

On Saturday, March 1, an estimated 2,000 Vermonters gathered on both sides of Route 100 in Waitsfield to protest the visit of ...

The state's Dept. of Public Safety presented the bill to the legislature this session, and lawmakers are working on pieces of the sweeping bill.