Media Note: VTDigger and Its Union Ink New Contract
The state’s largest news organization, VTDigger, and the union representing its newsroom have agreed on a new contract providing substantial […]
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Labor Board Shoots Down Gov. Scott’s Return-to-Office Policy
Gov. Phil Scott exceeded his authority last year when he ordered state employees back to the office at least three
Cash In With the Money & Retirement Issue
Last week, the U.S. Treasury Department announced plans to put President Donald Trump’s signature on all new paper currency. Trump’s
Older Vermonters Bring Time, Life Experience and a Burning Sense of Duty to Political Protests
Snow, falling for hours, had forced cars off roads and turned sidewalks into mushy Slip ’N Slides pocked with puddles.
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Dining Out in Vermont Has Gotten More Expensive. We’ve Got Receipts.
I distinctly remember the first time I paid $15 for a cocktail. I lived in New York City, and the
Slideshow: Vermonters Rally to Trumpet ‘No Kings’
At some 50 different events around Vermont, thousands of people turned out on Saturday to decry the actions of President
After Protest, Vermont Senate Postpones Some Act 250 Reforms
The Vermont Senate voted on Thursday to delay implementing land-use reforms meant to better protect sensitive natural habitats after rural
Burlington Cop Fired at Two Minors in Car, Prosecutors Say
Burlington police officers were dispatched to the scene of a potential kidnapping in the city’s Old North End last summer
Burlington Police Officer Cited for August Shooting
A Burlington police officer who shot at a vehicle in the city’s Old North End last August has been cited
The Rocky Road That Led to the ‘Free Ben & Jerry’s’ Campaign
Credit: Matt Douglas Ben Cohen looks more like the guy who drives the Good Humor truck than the founder of