No matter where in Vermont you live, you have at least one person representing you in each chamber of the Legislature — the House and the Senate. You can find out who they are and how to contact them ...

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

"We need to figure out a path that allows us to have excellent schools, but at a rate that Vermonters can afford," said Sen.

Created by the Legislature in 1974, VEDA is Vermont's economic development finance organization helping create jobs and ...

"Vermont can fight back by passing the Defend the Guard Act, which would prohibit deployment of the Vermont National Guard to ...

With just days to go until the 2026 Vermont legislative session begins, Gov. Phil Scott named replacements for two vacant ...

by Amy Spear, President of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce and Megan Sullivan, Vice President ...

All of us in the BRSU are incredibly proud of Tamsin,” said Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union (BRSU) Superintendent Randi ...

Local activists joined others around the country in protesting the U.S. attack on Venezuela without having congressional ...

A new school curriculum released by four Vermont state recognized Abenaki groups has reopened a long running dispute over ...

A Vermont bill could bring to an end the state’s multi-million dollar school PCB testing program that came in the wake of the ...

Former state Rep. John Morley was appointed to fill the Vermont Senate seat vacated by Samuel Douglass. Douglass resigned in October after a national news outlet reported that he participated in a ...