Now that the president's agenda is in motion, Vermont leaders are navigating how to respond to his “flood the zone” approach.

A nationwide day of protest brought people to the Statehouse in Montpelier Wednesday, calling on the state’s Republican ...

While Gov. Phil Scott's proposal to reduce the number of school districts in Vermont from more than 100 down to five, each school will have an advisory board ...

We need to stay focused on Vermont and remain disciplined as we distinguish between what is fact and what is rhetoric before ...

On the afternoon of Friday, January 17, New York City officials got an unexpected notice from the state. HEAP, the aid ...

Governor Phil Scott says his team will focus on the facts -- not the rhetoric -- regarding potential tariffs or other ...

Attorneys General from blue states have taken a prominent role in opposition to policies of the new administration of ...

Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott has directed his Administration to take a disciplined and measured approach to any major proposals coming from Washington, D.C.

Jay Nichols, with the Vermont Principal's Association, explains how members of the education community are reacting to the ...

Freshman Rep. Rob Hunter (D-Bennington 4), a former teacher at Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester, said that “many of the ...

The disaster-heavy states that former FEMA chief Fugate calls his “frequent fliers” also tend to be more Republican. About ...

Last year, when 31% of state lawmakers nationwide were women, they held about 30% of the seats on committees overseeing taxes ...