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Burlington, the largest city in Vermont, was sued by the Republican National Committee over its decision to allow noncitizens to vote in certain municipal elections.

Following the Vermont Senate’s failure to override Governor Phil Scott’s veto of the Vermont Data Privacy Act (VDPA), the much-discussed bill will not be enacted into law – at least in its current form. As passed by the legislature, the…

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Vermont’s finest will be on display in the Big Apple this weekend.

Confirmation hearings for Mary Kay Lanthier of Orwell to become a Vermont District Court judge got underway in Washington Thursday.

RITE filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging a Burlington charter amendment allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.

A crew of women in Colchester are giving a new face to the state’s manufacturing industry.

A nationwide initiative to end gender-based violence has a new home in Vermont.

WASHINGTON, June 20 – The Senate Judiciary Committee today considered the nomination of Mary Kay Lanthier, of Orwell, Vermont, to be the next District Court judge for the District of Vermont. Lanthier was recently nominated by President…

Whether they have had this day on their minds for years or months, it’s finally graduation day for the Central Vermont Adult Education class of 2024.

MONTPELIER, Vt. — A Republican state lawmaker from Vermont has apologized for repeatedly pouring water into a Democratic colleague’s bag, after he caught her doing it on video.

State Representative Jim Carroll said the harassment began in January and included dozens of incidents.

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Vermont state Rep. Mary Morrissey (R) publicly apologized Monday for her "disrespectful conduct" toward a Democratic colleague after reports suggested she was responsible for repeatedly pouring water into state Rep. Jim Carroll's tote bag…

A sad ending to the search for a missing woman.

Beginning in January, Vermont state Rep. Jim Carroll began finding himself with a very wet bag. It was all so weird. He'd have no actual water in the bag of his belongings, then suddenly the fabric would be sopping. After a while, the…

A Democrat said his bag had been mysteriously soaked with water over the course of five months. A Republican from his district admitted to it this week.