For more than 30 years, Vermont scientists have been setting up floating rafts where loons can build their nests. When one of the first rafts was deployed on Kettle Pond in Groton State Forest in 1992, there were just seven nesting pairs in Vermont. But …
A historic executive order signed by Vermont Gov. Phil Scott July 23 directs state agencies to prioritize local news outlets and broadcasters in their spending on advertising. The order, negotiated by the governor’s office and advocates for local and …
Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital has cut three staff members and four of its patient beds, a decision that has inspired pushback from staff and some lawmakers. The state-run hospital in Berlin is one of Vermont’s main facilities for acute inpatient mental …
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing the state of Vermont over its recently enacted law that allows undocumented residents to apply for in-state tuition for college. Vermont is the latest state to have its in-state college tuition program challenged by …
VermontBiz Vermont’s scientific bear management program recently received a significant funding contribution from the Vermont Bear Hound Association to support continuing research on bear reproduction and populations dynamics, according to the Vermont Fish …
The U.S. Department of Justice is challenging a Vermont law that requires public colleges to offer undocumented residents the same discounted tuition rates as other students who reside in-state. A federal lawsuit filed Monday argues that Vermont’s law, …
By Xander Belogour, Vermont Country correspondent. Summer in Vermont is synonymous with swimming, and the state is home to countless rivers, streams, and other places to cool off. When the Green Mountains warm up, Vermonters trade their snow gear for …
A Chittenden County sheriff’s deputy is under investigation for violating Vermont’s Fair and Impartial Policing Policy by calling U.S. Border Patrol to a Franklin County traffic stop that ended in an area farmworker being deported. The internal …
Sign up for the Valley News' morning newsletter and get essential news each day. MONTPELIER — The Vermont Department for Children and Families says it does not plan to include 18-year-olds in its design for a locked juvenile facility, raising concern …
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