So what motivated Gov. DeWine to send 150 Ohio National Guard troops to D.C.? The Editorial Board Roundtable offers its ...

Mulvaney-Stanak, the Burlington mayor, called on the state for help with “complex and overlapping public health crises,” while one of Scott’s chief deputies said that “the city has made their bed.” ...

The state’s largest city has been navigating an array of challenges, including a drop in Canadian tourism and overall retail ...

In President Trump’s second term, many of his most high-profile initiatives have doubled as opportunities to test the loyalty ...

The St. Albans Elks Lodge #1566, including Vermont Elks Association State President Dan Ploof, the American Legion Post #1, ...

Ohio advocates are calling on Gov. Mike DeWine to bring home the Ohio National Guard troops recently deployed to Washington D ...

Last week, the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation [DFR] issued an order to put itself at the center of any contract negotiations between Vermont’s hospitals and the state’s two insurers - MVP ...

I think it’s easy to blame others when some of your strategies are failing,” Governor Phil Scott said when asked about previous comments from the Mayor.

Vermont officials said they are still working on a plan to return some remote state employees to in-person work Wednesday, ...

Hundreds more National Guard troops are expected in Washington within the next few days as President Trump makes requests of ...

Here in Vermont, we pride ourselves on standing up for what’s right. We don’t sit on the sidelines when our values, our communities, and our democracy are under threat. We fight.

Resistance right now is critical. In Vermont, our resistance ought to be led, at least in part, by Phil Scott. Our governor, however, has done little to resist the bully in Washington.