On this day in 1921, the Vermont legislature ratified the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote.

Vt. Gov. Phil Scott said this week his administration has proposed several measures to alleviate the state’s housing crisis.

Making, selling, and drinking alcohol were prohibited in Vermont starting in 1853 as part of the so-called “Liquor Law,” a ...

Less than a month into the second half of the legislative biennium, Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers says there are a number ...

Trying to follow what’s happening at the Vermont Statehouse? We’ve got you. Our 2026 Legislative Guide is here with simple tools to keep you informed. Every year, for roughly five months, the Vermont ...

Energy regulators close case on landmark thermal energy law after legislature fails to vote ...

As the Vermont Legislature rings in the new year, Main Street businesses from Stowe to Bennington are coming back to life.

(The Center Square) – The Vermont legislature is looking toward legal immigration pathways to address labor shortages throughout the state. Vermont passed a bipartisan bill in May calling for the ...

The specter of rising property taxes, potentially declining tax revenue and unfinished work on education reform loomed over the first day of the session. Representatives chat in the House chamber ...

Last night, the Vermont House approved a bill that would legalize physician-assisted suicide for individuals with terminal illness, according to a report by USA Today. The Patient Choice and Control ...

To the Editor: As the Vermont Legislature gets to work it’s worth grounding the session in a simple taxpayer question: are we getting good results for what we pay in taxes? The 2025 Vermont Business ...

The bill assigns responsibility for the scientific analysis of reported aerial activity to the Scientific Coalition for ...