Funding for at least one project — a buildout of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the state — is “done” for, a VTrans official said. Other funds are under “review” by the feds.

Legislative leaders conceded that they are willing to walk away from about $14.9 million in state spending — but made a single request in return.

GMT has ended the policy known as “Let Them Ride,” which roughly 6% to 7% of riders used during the 10 months it was in place, Clayton Clark, GMT’s general manager, said in a Tuesday press conference.

To speak bluntly, I am absolutely horrified at these tariffs,” said Sen. Peter Welch, who convened the meeting.

The Essex Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed project Thursday, according to town manager Greg Duggan.

A House bill with broad support would exempt “cottage” food manufacturers with annual sales under $30,000 from inspection and licensing.

I’m hopeful that with more education and a growing group of people who enjoy viewing wildlife, more people can enjoy sharing the landscape with coyotes instead of viewing them as enemies.

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Dr. Marlene Tromp will visit Vermont Tuesday and Wednesday this week to speak with students, faculty and staff, university officials said in a release.

The consolidation will result in the loss of about 20 jobs, Rick DiStefano, the company’s chief operating officer and co-owner, said, amid state concern over the rehab facility’s finances.

Jurors heard contrasting arguments Monday in the federal case against Serhat Gumrukcu, a biomedical researcher from Los Angeles charged in the January 2018 fatal shooting of Gregory Davis of Danville.

Hanlon, who was born in Island Pond, takes on the role at a challenging moment for Democrats at both the state and national levels.