An Abenaki Gift to Burlington Will Remain in Limbo
The Burlington City Council on Tuesday night delayed accepting a gift from the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi amid an ongoing […]
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Judge Drops Deportation Proceedings Against Mohsen Mahdawi
Mohsen Mahdawi, the Palestinian activist and Columbia University student whose detention by immigration officials in April sparked national outrage, is
Judge Drops Deportation Proceedings Against Mohsen Mahdawi
Mohsen Mahdawi, the Palestinian activist and Columbia University student whose detention by immigration officials in April sparked national outrage, is
House Ethics Panel Dismisses Complaint From Vermont Abenaki
The state legislature’s House Ethics Panel has dismissed a complaint filed by leaders of the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi against
Cabot Cheese Plant Fined $60,000 for Environmental Violations
The largest cheese plant in Vermont has been fined by regulators for repeatedly violating its wastewater permit since 2022. Agri-Mark
Bill Would Require AI Disclaimer on Deceptive Campaign Ads
Misleading media made using artificial intelligence within 90 days of an election would have to include clear disclosures under a
Vermont Senate Advances Two Signature Immigration Bills
Lawmakers advanced two bills this week aimed at blunting the power of federal agents in Vermont amid the Trump administration’s
Jessie Diggins Wins Bronze in 10K Women’s Freestyle
Fighting the pain of bruised ribs, Jessie Diggins skied to a bronze medal Thursday in the women’s 10-kilometer freestyle cross-country
Green River Dam and Reservoir Would Remain Intact Under Deal
The hydroelectric dam on the Green River Reservoir will not be dismantled under a deal that settles a decade-long regulatory
In the Vermont Statehouse, Committee Chairs Wield Tremendous Power
Denise Watso took a seat at the back of the small meeting room and steeled herself for the press conference