December 1 is the unofficial first day of bird-feeding season, the Dept. of Fish and Wildlife says.

Mitzi Johnson lost an additional vote in Friday’s recount, so Mike Morgan of West Milton will join uncle Leland Morgan as Grand Isle - West Milton’s two lawmakers. Jill Krowinski (D-Burlington) appears likely to be the next speaker, as both Sarah Copeland-Hanzas (D-Bradford) and Charlie Kimbell (D-Woodstock) have dropped out.

Vermont’s health care payment system isn’t working well and must be changed, Agency of Human Services Secretary Mike Smith said. Among other things it needs a “new leadership strategy.”

Gov. Scott yesterday vented frustration at people who won’t stop partying amid the pandemic.

Inmate Kenneth Johnson died in custody at a state prison in Newport after repeatedly claiming he couldn’t breathe. 

The persistent, mysterious problem of staff nausea and dizziness has led UVM Medical Center to close the operating rooms at the Fanny Allen campus.

The cyberwarriors of the Vermont National Guard have been deployed to help the embattled IT department at University of Vermont Medical Center with its cyberattack. But will the hospital have to raise the white flag of surrender?

Neil Gorsuch, a Trump nominee, joined Obama appointees Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor in opposing the behavior of Vermont game wardens for a “meandering” search of suspected deer jacker Clyde Bovat’s property. However, the full Court declined to take up the case.

Vermont newspapers and TV news outlets depend on the Associated Press and CNN for national news headlines. So far, virtually all national coverage of the Biden computer fiasco is entirely dismissive of the subject and its source. They’re shooting the messenger, in this case Rudy Giuliani. Reckless misfire or smoking gun?

Despite being disturbingly similar to threats sent to Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Capitol Police say notes sent to seven lawmakers pose no danger and are not illegal.