The Senate passed an amended bill that, although less restrictive than the original version, could be “the end of hunting as we know it in Vermont,” one senator said. The Senate retained the ban on baiting coyotes and hunting them with dogs.

The $130 million won’t provide property tax relief, but would pay for new and expanded programs.

Plugging teens’ legal access cannabis concentrate. Housing slow-down bill. Why won’t State Government do what the Legislature tells it to do?!

The Senate passed an amended bill that, although less restrictive than the original version, could be “the end of hunting as we know it in Vermont,” one senator said. The Senate retained the ban on baiting coyotes and hunting them with dogs.

The Senate banned flavored tobacco, approved a flood safety bill, and adjusted youth criminal justice laws.

A Northeast Kingdom legislator tells her colleagues on the floor just what she thinks about their plan to get Vermont to 100% zero carbon emissions for electricity.

If the Senate says so this afternoon, parents will be one step closer to being in the dark about what books their children are reading.

How much of the Truth & Reparations process be shielded from public view?

Seeking tax relief for property owners, the House tax committee is looking to the Cloud and short-term-rentals.

One of only two Black Reps accuses colleagues of “dehumanizing Black and LGBTQ adults.”

A Senate committee has approved tougher conditions of release and more latitude for judges to impose bail.

The controversial Fish & Wildlife bill was passed out of a policy committee and now is in the Senate’s money committee. And a flavored tobacco ban may or may not have the votes to pass in the House.

Tuesday the Senate gave preliminary approval to a bill that would allow some non-citizens to access VSAC advancement grants. 

The Legislature knows replacing crumbling old schools over the next two decades will cost $6 billion. Where will that money come from?