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Congressman Peter Welch says he’s hopeful that a bipartisan House vote on a new compromise budget agreement shows that Congress can work together on...
This week dozens of Vermont schools have been participating in a global effort to underscore the importance of technology to future job skills. The...
Vermont’s Public Service Board is looking into whether the standards it sets for noise created by energy generation, including wind turbines, are...
The Shumlin Administration says it’s making solid progress in its effort to enroll as many as 65,000 Vermonters on the state’s new health care exchange...
State officials are recommending a variety of steps to improve mobile home parks and protect them from future floods. The recommendations are included...
For more than a week, Governor Peter Shumlin and top state officials have been in closed-door discussions with the owners of Vermont Yankee. The talks...
The Bennington Select Board voted on Monday to support the identification of a site, known locally as the Jard property, as a Superfund site which would...
Gov. Peter Shumlin is calling for a regional approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including a potential tax on carbon fuels Shumlin was in...
FEMA plans to it close its field office in Vermont at the end of next week. The agency says most of its work on the recovery from Tropical Storm Irene...
The Shumlin administration was warned repeatedly over the past year that staffing shortages, technical problems and other issues with its main...
Sen. Bernie Sanders says the frustrations and confusion that many people have experienced with their various health care exchanges creates a great...
Starting in January, Vermonters will be able to get a new kind of driver’s license. It’s called the Real ID. Supporters say the new cards will protect...
Vermont has received a failing grade from a national advocacy group that says the state doesn’t require Supreme Court justices to disclose enough...
Over the course of the next ten years, more than half of all Vermont teachers are expected to retire. To help deal with this demographic change, Vermont...
Petitions are circulating in Bennington to recall an ordinance that prohibits “aggressive panhandling” and sleeping in cars in public areas. Opponents...
