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Dispute over evidence preservation heats up in border agent’s killing
Among the items at issue are cellphones — both personal and government-issued — used by authorities during a traffic stop that turned deadly and the investigation that led up to it.
Round 2 of rabies vaccine bait drop begins Saturday
Over the next month, baited vaccine will be distributed across 10 counties by airplane in rural areas, by helicopter in suburban areas, and by hand in residential areas.
Vermont nonprofit sees $500,000 gift to create youth homelessness services endowment
Leadership at Elevate Youth Services in Barre said the gift provides welcome financial stability for the expanding nonprofit.
To the mayor’s surprise, Gov. Scott directs state police to patrol Burlington
The governor directed state police troopers to patrol the Queen City’s downtown through mid-August. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak said it was “unfortunate” she wasn’t notified, though she welcomed the state’s help.
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ACLU files federal claims against ICE over March 11 South Burlington raid
“All across the state and the country, ICE has shown a brutal and blatant disregard for our neighbors’ rights and safety,” an ACLU of Vermont attorney said.
Vermont Conversation: Author Chris Bohjalian on writing, activism and challenging the language of genocide
Bohjalian, who lives in Weybridge, tells aspiring writers to be persistent in their craft. “Write because you love it. Write in the genre you love to read. Write every day.”
Brattleboro drops idea of tax hike meant to aid its hospital’s endangered birthing center
“This is going to be a divisive issue at a time when we really need to all be together,” a Brattleboro Memorial Hospital leader said upon Tuesday’s withdrawal of a plan some called too costly.
A pharmacy chain in Vermont implemented AI for efficiency. It’s led to delays, incorrect information and privacy concerns.
As AI pops up in healthcare systems across the country, several lawyers told VTDigger that the technology is outpacing regulation, leaving consumers vulnerable.
Burlington man denies charges of smashing police van window and injuring trooper during ICE raid protest
“He’d like to get this behind him, but at the same time he wants to call into question police conduct on that day,” the man’s attorney told reporters Tuesday.
Vermont’s economy is in good shape, state economists say, but AI boom is a threat
“Our economic dependence on this single pillar is such that, if it falters, it could create a tidal wave of economic distress,” the economists wrote in a report Tuesday.
Judge finds Vermont’s federal grants can’t be rescinded if political priorities shift
“This ruling is an important step toward protecting Vermont’s federal funding, now and in the future, from arbitrary termination based on the shifting priorities of the Trump Administration,” Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark wrote.
VTDigger launches 2026 Vermont primary election guide
VTDigger’s 2026 Primary Election Guide brings together everything Vermonters need before heading to the polls, including candidate information, voting resources, county races and the latest election coverage.
How to vote in Vermont’s 2026 primary election
To take part in the primary, you must be registered to vote in Vermont, though you may still register on the day of the election.
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