Vermont News
Burlington Mayor, Dems Clash Over Public Safety Resolution
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak has said Democratic city councilors want to “arrest and imprison” their way out of a complex crisis.
High Bailiff Position Is in the Spotlight This Campaign Season
The position is unpaid and largely ceremonial. But in three Vermont counties, high bailiff is receiving some extra attention.
Higher Education Regulators Express Concern About St. Michael’s College
The New England Commission of Higher Education warned the college that declining enrollment and financial problems could place its accreditation in jeopardy.
Legal Claims Filed Against Feds Over South Burlington ICE Raid
The claims allege that ICE agents violated the rights of Johana Patin Patin, an Ecuadorian asylum seeker, and José Estrada Jerez, a U.S. citizen.
Spending Reaches New Heights in Races for State Senate
Some candidates are raising and spending more money than ever to run for a legislative seat. Some lawmakers say the trend is worrisome.
First-Time Candidates Richards, Janoo Vie to Take on Scott
Progressive economist Amanda Janoo and Aly Richards, who led Let’s Grow Kids’ campaign for childcare subsidies, are seeking the Democratic line for governor.
Three Democrats Are Vying to Take on Republican LG John Rodgers
Democrats think they have a good chance to reclaim the LG’s post in the upcoming election year. Who will they pick for the job?
Audit-ion: Ashe and Graeter Seek the Dem Nomination for Auditor
The primary centers on whether the state’s watchdog office needs seasoned leadership or a fresh approach to public accountability.
Williston Newspaper Owners Open Bookstore and Café as a Spot to Congregate and Celebrate the Written Word
Susan and Rick Cote, owners of the ‘Williston Observer,’ hope their new business in Finney Crossing gives the community a needed gathering space.
Preacher Holds Open House for Faith-Based School on Green Mountain College Campus
Tommie Zito opened the Poultney campus to the public this week. But visitors were required to agree that they would not speak with the media.
Have You Voted Yet? Our 2026 Vermont Primary Guide Can Help.
Vermont’s primaries are coming, and many important issues are on the line. As the state does its two-year refresh on leaders, don’t forget to vote.
Who Are the Candidates in the 2026 Vermont Primary?
See who’s on the primary ballot in your area. Search by name, town or county using this handy lookup tool.
Why is August 11, 2026 Primary Day in Vermont? Here’s How That Happened.
Vermonters used to head to the polls for primary day in September. But concerns about mail-in ballots from those serving overseas prompted a change.
Vermont’s Town Clerks Keep a Watchful Eye on Election Ballots
Per Vermont law, local election ballots must be kept in the town vault for 90 days, while state and federal primary and general election ballots are kept for 22 months.
Q&A: 2026 Democratic Candidates for Vermont Governor
Meet Amanda Janoo and Aly Richards, two Dems vying for the chance to challenge incumbent Republican Gov. Phil Scott in November
Q&A: 2026 Democratic Candidates for Lieutenant Governor
Meet Esther Charlestin, Molly Gray and Ryan McLaren, democratic candidates seeking the chance to defeat Republican Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers
Q&A: 2026 Democratic Candidates for State Auditor
Democrats Tim Ashe and Nicholas Graeter seek their party’s nomination in the Vermont State Auditor’s race this November
Q&A: 2026 GOP Candidates for U.S. House
Republicans Gerald Malloy and Mark Coester are seeking their party’s nomination to serve Vermont in the U.S. House of Representatives
Woodstock School District, AOE Spar Over School Construction
The district wants to begin building a new school. But state education officials say they must first create new rules around construction aid.
Proposed Morristown Quarry Rejected As ‘Shocking and Offensive’
The Environmental Commission said the quarry would be out of character for the rural area and would likely be a dangerous source of air pollution.
Green Mountain Care Board’s Owen Foster Steps Down as Chair, Will Remain on Board
Gov. Phil Scott announced that the longtime chair will remain on the board as it oversees hospital budgets, insurance rates and a changing health care landscape.
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