MONTPELIER — Many Vermont schools are in need of safety and emergency response upgrades, according to a survey carried out by Gov. Phil Scott's administration in preparation for a new grant … more

HYDE PARK — A superior court judge dismissed an EB-5 investor case against the state Friday that alleged officials were negligent and violated state and federal securities laws.Lamoille County … more

RUTLAND — A Rutland judge set bail at $100,000 for an 18-year-old Poultney man accused of planning to shoot up his former high school in Fair Haven, and if posted ordered that he be released … more

MONTPELIER — The House Committee on Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife on Friday afternoon voted in favor of a bill creating a study committee to identify funding for federally-ordered water … more

MONTPELIER — If Vermont municipalities seem slow to repair their bridges, a report by the Office of the Vermont State Auditor says it might be a failure to communicate on the part of the agency … more

MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott took to the Statehouse steps Wednesday to sign into law three bills that make historic changes to state gun statutes. As he walked out in front of the crowd, gun … more

MONTPELIER — In the midst of legislative action on gun violence, lawmakers returned to their home districts for Town Meeting Day in early March and took the temperature of their constituents. … more

MONTPELIER — Hundreds of gun activists swarmed the Statehouse lawn Saturday afternoon to protest the passage of S.55, legislation that puts sweeping new restrictions on gun use in Vermont. … more

Attorney General TJ Donovan said Thursday that his office fully supports sweeping gun legislation currently before the Senate, including a provision on gun magazine limits that his deputy said … more

Vermont hospitals will have a little less wiggle room when designing their budgets for next fiscal year.The Green Mountain Care Board on Wednesday approved a 3.2 percent growth target for hospitals' … more