A growing cohort of young farmers is experimenting with ways to mitigate the impact of flooding and other extreme weather.

The settlement covers Greg Bombard's 2018 arrest by a state trooper who said Bombard flipped him the middle finger — and a second, related citation nearly six years later, on Christmas Day.

“Are you sitting down?” Vermont’s state botanist asked a fellow plant expert after spotting false mermaid-weed last month.

The party can vote to exempt a candidate, but it so far appears to be following the rule.

The Vermont Criminal Justice Council has approved a stipulation agreement revoking Jason Lawton’s law enforcement certification following his assault conviction for punching a woman who was in custody.

Gov. Phil Scott allowed S.259, the “Climate Superfund Act” to go into effect without his signature, along with S.213, the “Flood Safety Act.”

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch is applauding almost $6.4 million coming to Vermont through brownfield grants.

“Factoring in all the other taxes, fees and higher costs the Legislature has passed over the last two years, I simply cannot allow this bill to go into law,” the governor wrote in a letter to lawmakers.

If the bill becomes law, Vermont will be the first state to hold Big Oil accountable for damages caused by its products.

In 2019, local union members of the Vermont AFL-CIO elected officers to top positions in an attempt to make the federation more progressive, democratic, and effective. Their record is impressive.