Erin Petenko

The Department for Children and Families has sent its economic services employees back to the office full time, against the wishes of the state employees union.

Advocates pointed to red tape, confusion over eligibility and mistrust of FEMA as reasons Vermonters may not have applied this year. FEMA emphasized its extensive outreach efforts.

With a Republican lieutenant governor casting tie-breaking votes in the chamber, Democrats can lose just one vote on party-line issues.

They picked a Democrat for president and Republicans for governor and lieutenant governor. Find out how each town voted with our interactive maps.

Nearly one-third of registered voters have already cast ballots in Vermont’s general election

The HUB group offered $750,000 for the property’s main building and surrounding area. The offer prompted discussion about the future of the city-owned space.

The auditor’s office published a report in 2023 claiming multiple failures in how Vermont conducts its inspections of long-term care facilities.

The figures are slightly better than this time last year, the health department said, but still far below the state’s initial Covid vaccination rate. Here’s what you need to know about getting the vaccine.

The state’s population grew older too. An uptick in 25- to 55-year-olds was offset by its older population growing even older while births declined.

Two Democrats, one Republican and an independent candidate are on the ballot to hold Barre’s two House seats.