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Data obtained by VTDigger shows that police in Vermont have conducted over 100 searches in the last three years using Flock license plate cameras.

The insurer said the Green Mountain Care Board’s delayed approval of the plans left them with little time to prepare.

When a car passes an automated license plate reader (ALPR), its plate is captured and instantly compared against a list of vehicles that police are actively looking for or that police have identified

Vermont police officers are working overtime shifts along the Canadian border under a federal program that critics say could violate the state’s anti-bias policing laws.

Animal cruelty legislation passed by lawmakers this year will become law after receiving the governor’s signature this week.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation that tries to stop outside officials from taking ballots or getting involved in ballot processing.

The 35 former judges want a court to investigate whether the unusual agreement to create the $1.8 billion fund was an act of fraud.

His hold on the MAGA base remains powerful, but the primary wins that are reinforcing his grip also hurt his standing with the broader public.

By issuing a prohibition on federal investigations that might threaten Trump’s finances, the Justice Department has placed the president and his family in a new category.

The demand comes as Senate Republican leaders wrestle with whether to include money for the controversial project in a bill that funds immigration agencies.

Tails, he still wins—at taxpayers’ expense.

The tax agency concluded in its long-running investigation that Trump effectively claimed the same massive write-off twice on his failed Chicago tower.

The IRS knew Trump’s lawsuit could be easily thrown out in court. The Department of Justice didn’t listen.

Learn how early American politics informed the U.S. Constitution and why its promise of liberty and equality has yet to be fully realized.

The court will try to take up the issue in June, as Gov. Phil Scott’s administration reports “disruption and uncertainty.”

Based on his own tweets, he's incompetent and dangerous.

At least 85 students have been killed in US-Israeli strikes that hit an Iranian girls' school in Hormozgan province, Iran's judiciary said on Saturday. Washington has not commented on the reported str...

When it comes to infectious diseases, measles is “the canary in the coal mine,” one expert said.

Three interviews related to a woman who accused President Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her decades ago appear to be among the missing files in the DOJ release.

VERMONT — When genetic testing company 23andMe was hacked in Oct. 2023, roughly 6.9 million users had ancestry-related data breached. The company filed for bankruptcy in March 2025 and recently

Vermont libraries resist: What my quest to knit in every public library in Vermont has taught me about how libraries are upholding democracy, community, and civil rights Join UVM Libraries and the Center for Research on Vermont for this lively talk on libraries, knitting, and upholding democracy in challenging times! (For a sneak peak, check out Hannah's Knitting in Libraries substack.) Dr. Hannah K. Miller (they/them) is an Associate Professor of Education at Vermont State University Johnson where they prepare educators to enter the profession of teaching. Their research examines the process of social change in public systems of education, with a focus on privilege, power, justice, and liberation. Hannah’s current research project, TeachOut Vermont, is a critical participatory action research project that aims to build social and professional networks for queer, nonbinary, and transgender teachers. During a 2024 sabbatical, Hannah began a quest to read, write, and knit in every public and academic library in Vermont, a project they hope to finish in 2026. Hannah lives in Morrisville with their wife and son where they enjoy playing wingspan, knitting, birding, and gardening.

A dangerous herbicide could be on its way out in Vermont.

Hank Poitras’ ascendancy in conservative politics is raising questions about who gains power in a Vermont Republican Party that says it is trying to distance itself from the extremists within its rank...

Vermont’s secret sauce isn’t maple syrup.

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch plans to attend the State of the Union address on Tuesday with a Vermonter who lost access to Affordable Care Act tax credits.

Vermont’s secret sauce isn’t maple syrup.