Scott has threatened to keep lawmakers in Montpelier if they don’t pass a plan to implement larger school districts and a new education funding formula.

Lawmakers are looking at reimbursing the Statehouse’s sergeant-at-arms for an X-ray machine used to scan bags during higher security risk days.

Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine Today, Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Baruth issued the following statement after Senate Republicans blocked an attempt to pass the revised House Budget ...

From her turbulent start, Tromp tried to map out common ground with lawmakers. She painted herself as a first-generation ...

The House’s study will be post-legislative session and when returned will outline three potential redistricting scenarios ...

The Vermont House Thursday afternoon gave preliminary approval to the state’s 2026 budget bill. The measure, which passed 104 ...

The Boise State University president struggled to fit in with Statehouse hardliners. This week, some of those same lawmakers ...

The Isle of Man has become the latest part of the world to back the legalisation of assisted dying, after a bill passed both ...

Message from Montpelier is a recurring column written by Milton's legislative delegation. This update is from ...

Komline is known for them now. Bright, stylish high-tops have become her signature look as she moves between committee rooms.

Vermont Democrats say they're willing to cut a proposed extension of the "hotel motel" program from the mid-year budget, but only if Gov. Phil Scott agrees to keep ...

Republican legislative gains, financial worries, and outside interference are stacking the deck against climate progress this ...