Vermont News
Media Note: VTDigger and Its Union Ink New Contract
Concerns about the use of AI had been a sticking point in negotiations at Vermont’s largest newsroom.
Invest in Your Neighbors’ Future With the Vermont Community Loan Fund
Impact investors are putting their money toward supporting affordable housing, child care and local businesses. It’s easier than you might think.
Labor Board Shoots Down Gov. Scott’s Return-to-Office Policy
The Vermont Labor Relations Board ordered the state to rescind the policy, but Gov. Phil Scott vowed to appeal.
Older Vermonters Bring Time, Life Experience and a Burning Sense of Duty to Political Protests
Older Activists Bring Time and Life Experience to Protests
Burlington’s Leaders Need to Dig Out of a Budget Hole. But How?
Once again, the city’s expenses are outpacing revenues. The administration and council agree they need to trim spending.
Some Vermont Doctors Embrace the New ‘Direct Primary Care’ Model
In these practices, patients pay regular fees to their physician for access to care, cutting out the insurance companies altogether.
Chittenden County State’s Attorney Race Is Off to a Spicy Start
Bram Kranichfeld, a Burlington resident and current top prosecutor in Franklin County, wants to unseat Sarah George, his former colleague.
Slideshow: Vermonters Rally to Trumpet ‘No Kings’
Thousands gathered around the state on Saturday for the third national protest against the Trump administration.
After Protest, Vermont Senate Postpones Some Act 250 Reforms
Lawmakers agreed to push rules meant to protect headwaters until 2028, while those about road construction were shelved until 2030.
Burlington Cop Fired at Two Minors in Car, Prosecutors Say
Just seconds after arriving on scene, Officer Jeffrey Baur opened fire on a car, narrowly missing the two minors inside.
Burlington Police Officer Cited for August Shooting
The charge stems from an August 10, 2025, incident in which Jeffrey Baur allegedly shot at a vehicle in Burlington’s Old North End.
Burlington Man Likely Died From Hypothermia
Perry Thornley, 61, was found lying face down in the snow in Battery Park on the morning of January 8.
Migrant Justice Leader Charged With Human Smuggling
Jose Ignacio “Nacho” De La Cruz was detained by federal immigration authorities on his way to work Thursday morning.
Seven Days Receives 26 First-Place Awards at the 2026 NENPA Convention
The awards were given out at the New England Newspaper & Press Association spring conference in Portsmouth, N.H., on March 14.
The Rocky Road That Led to the ‘Free Ben & Jerry’s’ Campaign
The strange marriage of Unilever and Vermont’s activist ice cream brand began as a study in enlightened capitalism. But politics and lawsuits created a bitter impasse.
Vermont Sugar Makers Are Tapping Migrant Workers for Help
Dozens of laborers have gotten visas to help syrup makers during the short, unpredictable and demanding season.
Vermont Lawmakers Consider Facility for Mentally Ill Offenders
The forensic facility would likely be located within an existing Vermont prison and would house people facing potential life sentences.
Rural Vermonters Decry Act 250 Reforms
Hundreds turned out on Tuesday at the Statehouse to demand reform or repeal of new land-use rules now under consideration.
Burlington City Council Grills Chief Over South Burlington ICE Raid
Interim Police Chief Shawn Burke said his officers were put in a difficult position as they dealt with some aggressive people in the large crowd.
Burlington Childcare Center Closes Amid Probe of Former Teacher
Parents were notified last week that the center would shut down “effective immediately” after being reassured for weeks that it wouldn’t close.
Judge Releases Second Ecuadorian Sister Detained in ICE Raid
The judge ruled that Camila Patin Patin’s detention was based on “a warrantless arrest that does not appear to have been lawful.”
News Quiz: What local entity lost $3 million in a phishing scam?
Answer this question and seven others in out new weekly news quiz about Vermont news. It’s quick, fun and informative.
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