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Vermont student test scores trending upwards

The state of Vermont released results from the 2025-2026 'Vermont Comprehensive Assessment Program." It looks at English Language Arts and math scores for grades three through nine...

Vermont Supreme Court unanimously affirms state 'return-to-work' policy

More Vermont state employees will likely have to work in person again after the state Supreme Court ruled in favor of Governor Phil Scott's Administration.

Vermont awards first batch of $195 million in federal rural health funds

COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In NJ

Positive cases are currently very low across the entire state, but the epidemic trend is growing, according to the CDC.

Vermonters continue bearing burden of U.S.-Canadian tensions

Segway tours and annual music festivals are feeling impacts of United States-Canadian trade tensions.

Southern Vermont eggs recalled after 14 cases of salmonella

Numerous eggs sold in southern Vermont are being recalled, said agriculture officials Friday, after a positive test for salmonella.

Vermont officials, businesses say impacts from Canadian import ban are low

New restrictions on some Canadian imports took effect Tuesday after a proclamation was made by President Trump earlier this month.

49,000 Vermonters could lose Medicaid in the new year

49,000 Vermonters could lose Medicaid in the new year

Are the kids all right? Mental health issues drop — but disparities remain.

Vermont Medicaid braces for new rules coming for nearly 50,000 Vermonters

Vermont Supreme Court allows Gov. Scott to enforce in-person work for state employees

Vermont farm recalls eggs linked to Salmonella outbreak

At least 14 people have been sickened by Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs sold by Windsor County farm. The farm has issued a recall on some of its batches.

Vermont officials: hundreds incorrectly registered to vote

Vermont officials said at a press conference on Tuesday that "less than 900" people were put on the voter rolls due to an error.

Overdose deaths continue to drop in Vermont, New York

Drug overdose deaths are down around 40 percent in NY and VT, but state leaders continue to warn of the dangers, with a new campaign reaching out to youth in New Hampshire.

Vermont program marks one year of supporting local farms and fresh food access

The Vermonters Feeding Vermonters program, now in its first year as law, has invested millions in local farms to provide fresh, locally grown produce to communities across Vermont.

Layoffs announced at Vermont Information Processing in Colchester

VT program helps teens quit smoking and vaping

The number of teenagers vaping in Vermont has dropped in the past year, and the Vermont Department of Health is running a program to keep that momentum going.

Company to pay Vermont $60,000 for violating consumer protection law

A work uniform company will pay the state of Vermont $60,000 after it was charged with violating the state's "first in the nation" consumer protection law.

Leahy BTV Airport holding 'full-scale emergency simulation'

Vermont airport travelers on Saturday "may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles."

FEMA reimburses Vermont bridge, railroad repair projects

VTrans is being reimbursed for two projects - repairs to the Green Mountain Railroad Bridge 123, and to the Washington County Railroad, both of which were damaged as a result of fl...

This year expect to see fewer Canadian leaf peepers in Vermont

Burlington tourism experts say the dip in Canadian visitors is because of tensions at the federal level with tariffs.

Vergennes woman dies in single-car crash

An Addison County woman has died and two others were hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash on U.S. 7 on Monday evening, say Vermont State Police.

‘Watershed moment’: Vermont secures $92.7M and new restrictions for teens in Meta settlement

Hundreds of layoffs announced at the 2 largest healthcare networks Vermonters rely on