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Pro-Scott super PAC pours money into governor's race

A pro-Phil Scott super pac launches an ad blitz against Amanda Janoo ; Lt. Gov John Rodgers attempts to tie Molly Gray to farmworker housing concerns at her family farm;

Candidates discuss election security

State election officials don’t expect any federal interference at polling places on Election Day; major party candidates for Vermont’s U.S. House seat discuss election se

Sanders endorses Janoo

Democratic candidate for governor Amanda Janoo [juh NOO] receives an endorsement from Sen. Bernie Sanders; strike averted at the state’s largest hospital network; in a we

Stay or go? Some Vermonters' advice for young people

What would you tell young people who are considering a life and career in the Green Mountain State? We’ll hear some respondents’ answers from the Vermont Public 2026 poll

Home heating fuel costs more this season

A strike authorization at Vermont’s largest hospital; as cooler weather approaches, what will higher fuel prices mean for heating homes? For the first time, the state’s h

Help for nesting turtles

What percentage of Vermonters see racism as a big problem in Vermont? How many in the Green Mountain State would be prepared to cover a big, unexpected expense, if one ca

Feds charge ICE protesters

What’s Vermonter’s take on immigration enforcement and who decides on how school districts spend money? More results from the Vermont Public 2026 poll; even though fall i

Vermonters don't like data centers

Some Vermonters say they’ve struggled to keep up with housing payments; how some Green Mountain Staters feel about aging in Vermont; New England scientists say they have

State uses AI for cybersecurity

More results from the Vermont Public 2026 poll that gauges how Vermonters’ feel on various topics ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, like individual candidates, and he

What Vermonters are saying about second home taxes

More opportunities for free college in our region; gas prices continue their steep climb, results from Vermont Public’s 2026 poll, including - how poll-takers really feel

Vermont Public poll suggests tight governor’s race

The results are in for Vermont Public’s 2026 elections poll; what’s Prop 3 and what role will it play in November?; Vermont state employees will have to commute to their

Attorney General charges ICE protesters

The state’s attorney general files charges against ICE facility protestors; voting for the 2026 general election is off and running; butterflies with solar-powered backpa

Push to keep buses rolling

More low-income Vermont seniors can get help paying for certain health insurance; a blind hiker takes on a trek summiting several Green Mountain peaks; and is that mushro

Leaf peeping season looks promising

More FEMA funds roll in for several Vermont towns still recovering from flooding; the state  limits contract lengths for new school superintendents; and what kind of foli

Jury finds Eaton guilty

The verdict is in on the Jason Eaton trial; Feds reject a local bid to purchase the flooded-out, former Montpelier post office building; The “Big-E” returns to New Englan

A life of adventure and avoiding debt

A federal judge in Vermont dismisses a DOJ lawsuit seeking Vermont’s voter rolls; a pilot program that offers tenants facing eviction free legal defense didn’t get renewe

More flood buyout money is coming at last

Long-awaited federal money for flood buyouts gets approved, Vermont gets money to help veterans find housing and how rising diesel costs could affect your wallet. Plus, t

Layoffs, a new Spanish language radio hour and poetry

More layoffs announced at another local health system; there’s a buyer for the former Sterling College campus in Craftsbury; and a new Spanish language radio hour hits th

The prosecution rests

The state rested its case the Jason Eaton trial; state health officials warn residents about rabid animals in two parts of the state; and an Emmy-award-winning film explo

A trial begins, tuition costs lowered and a flax harvest

A long-awaited attempted murder trial begins; the state’s biggest university cuts some students a break on costs; another Vermont municipality chimes in on which electric