It is extremely rare for pets to be caught by law abiding trappers during Vermont’s regulated seasons. 

When children attempt to step away from using the platforms, Meta bombards them with alerts designed to lure them back, the complaint alleges.

Flood buyouts. Industrial wastewater grants. Sanders says don’t just allocate extra billions for overseas – remember the folks at home, too. And Patrick Leahy’s federal funding legacy lives on and on.

As the Vermont Supreme Court ponders Newbury’s rejection of a juvenile detention facility, local police have their hands full with a youth psychiatric facility in New Hampshire.

A New Hampshire resident wants the U.S. Board of Geographic Names to change the name of Mount Washington to a Native American name because the first U.S. President owned slaves.

“It’s happening again.”

High-level energy policy discussions behind semi-closed doors, and big scholarships for animal rights law and advocacy.

‘Climate emergencies like VT flooding and Hawaiian wildfires are devastating Americans’ mental health. Let’s put FEMA on the job, Becca Balint says.

Nazi anti-semitic graffiti has happened again – this time in Laconia, New Hampshire.

As many as 700 flood debris tires were collected for recycling last Saturday….Impeachment inquiry continues tomorrow….State colleges are looking for a new chancellor.

A big outside union was threatening to take over representing Corrections staff. The VSEA moved quickly.

Orange County gets a permanent state’s attorney (until the next election), and a Vermont lawyer and drone expert is picked to lead the Federal Aviation Agency.

Vermont’s state employee union hopes to increase its legislative influence by joining the nation’s largest labor organization. Critics of mandated workplace diversity ‘education’ are watching.

Five years of police chief limbo is long enough, Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger has decided.

Hydro-Quebec could run out of power. Oliver Stone pro-nuclear film screens tonight in Montpelier. More on State spending, appointments.

A high school principal goes on TikTok to tell students to stop ordering pizza and Starbucks deliveries during the school day – or else.

Five years from alleged murder of truck delivery driver to proposed trial date.

The new boss at DCF is an old hand in state government. More moose calves are dying in the Northeast Kingdom, thanks to a tick infestation, and the proposed solution is a moose hunt. And mail delivery in Hinesburg (and elsewhere) is sllloowww.

The pandemic and workforce shortages have led to an $87 million pricetag for completing the new UVM athletic complex.

So THAT’S what it’s like doing one of those TV news shows…..

Immigrant dies of exposure before crossing into Swanton Sector. Gov. Scott selects permanent State’s Attorney for Orleans County. And a supervisory district does an apparent work-around a Supreme Court decision on flag waving.

Every year the governor and the Legislature adjust the current state budget half-way through year, to reflect new needs, like a psychiatric facility to help growing numbers of youth who now sit in ERs waiting for mental health treatment.

New leadership for the State of Vermont IT agency. And a new civics curriculum to be promulgated by new Secretary of State Sarah Copeland-Hanzas.

The parent newsletter for a Shelburne K-8 school announces its Sexuality and Gender Alliance students are sending notes of support to Randolph Union High School.

It’s not that parents don’t want to give their toddlers a possibly harmful shot that doesn’t work very well for a disease that poses little harm – no, it’s just tired parents suffering from “Covid fatigue,” a Vermont newspaper explains.

It’s unclear when the Legislature will adjourn or whether Gov. Phil Scott will veto the Clean Heat Standard, if it reaches his desk this year.