The Scott Plan, renamed in February as H.454, An Act Relating to Transforming Vermont’s Education Governance, Quality, and Finance Systems, presently has three versions (the original Scott Plan, a ...

The yearslong push to put guardrails on when — and how — companies can commodify key aspects of a person’s identity has taken ...

A sweeping elections bill that has been years in the making is advancing at the Vermont Statehouse. Since first implementing ...

We tend to assume that any place with elections is, by default, a democracy. But it’s not whether elections happen—it’s ...

The brief legislation was a stark contrast to last year's renewable energy overhaul vetoed by the governor, but then overridden by the General Assembly.

Scott cited in his veto letter the judiciary did not ask for this, and the judiciary's existing backlog and operational challenges as reasons to oppose the bill ...

The bill would have also made it more difficult for employees across the state to hold a vote to decertify an existing union.

Scott said in his veto letter that while he supports collective bargaining, he believes that “employees should have choices for which union they belong to.” ...

Technology's impact on Vermont elections is up for debate at the Statehouse. Our Calvin Cutler reports on a bill aimed at ...

The order promotes baseless myths about elections, proposes significant barriers to voting access, and constitutes an unprecedented overreach of Federal authority. Vermont Secretary of State Sarah ...

Vermont voters headed to the polls today as the state held its annual Town Meeting Day on the first Tuesday of March. In most towns, voters cast their ballots for their local elected officials and ...

More: Vermont Varsity Insider Athletes of the Week: Winners for the 2024-25 school year All voting is through the two ballots at burlingtonfreepress.com. We will not accept votes through email or ...