Vermont Gets A "D" For Its State Finances

Each Vermont taxpayer is on the hook for $18,900

How do education and income affect employment across Vermont?

In light of the current pandemic and the inevitable toll it will take on the economy, we took a look at the state of the economy in 2019.

Vermont Gets A "D" For Its State Finances

A new analysis reveals that Vermont's state financial condition has improved slightly.

13-Year-Old Finds Loophole In Law; Now He's Running For Governor

Ethan Sonnenborn is an eighth grader Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School in Bristol. He's also a Democrat running for governor.

Jay Peak Ski Resort Fraud Case: Tentative Deal Reached

Ariel Quiros and business partner Bill Stenger were accused of misusing more than $200 million raised from foreign investors.

Norm McAllister, Ex-Vermont Senator, Avoids Prison In Sex-Favors Case

McAllister​ was convicted of a misdemeanor count of prohibited acts and was cleared of another count of prohibited acts and sex assault.

Vermont, 1st State To Recognize Same-Sex Couples, Honors Law With State House Marker

Vermont became the first state to legally recognize same-sex couples with its civil union legislation in 2000.

At Vermont Border Crossing, Attracting Workers Is Tough, So Is Keeping Them

"They come here and they soon realize it was a mistake," a Norton agent said of some outsiders who come to work the port.

​Incentives Offered To Attract New Agents At Remote US Border Crossings

CBP is offering hiring bonuses and job security for people willing to make the move to remote spots in the U.S.