Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Chamber of Commerce has released its 2025 Session Legislative Outcomes Report, a comprehensive review of key policy developments that impacted the state’s ...

Following the deaths of state Sen. Dick Sears and former Sen. Dick Mazza, as well as the retirements of four other senators, the chamber will look decidedly different in January.

Following the deaths of Sen. Dick Sears and former Sen. Dick Mazza, as well as the retirements of four other senators, the chamber will look decidedly different in January.

With a Republican lieutenant governor casting tie-breaking votes in the chamber, Democrats can lose just one vote on party-line issues.

The Vermont Legislature has adjourned the first half of its biennium. The Vermont Senate was the first to adjourn around 8:30 Friday evening. Closing remarks by leaders in each chamber are a ...

Senate Democrats who control 17 seats in the 30 member body, casting secret ballots this afternoon to select who will lead the Chamber when lawmakers return in January.

Vermont Senate Republicans held their caucus this week to select their minority leader.

Vermont’s lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives is moving to the Senate, replacing the longest-serving member of the upper chamber.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) will run for a fourth term in the Senate, putting to rest speculation over the progressive icon's political future.

With Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy retiring after 48 years in office and the state's only representative, Peter Welch, hoping to fill his Senate seat after 16 years in the House, Vermonters are ...

Politics Vermont’s lone US House member eyes move up to Senate Since Welch was first elected to the House in 2006, he has been one of Vermont's top statewide vote-getters, although it has been ...

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is seeking a fourth six-year term in the US Senate in his long tenure as a progressive voice.