Of those who wear one all the time, 1 in 10 said that the mandate by the state was the primary reason for doing so. About 84 percent said they always wore a mask even before the mandate, which was initiated on Aug. 1.

No bar service. No multi-family groupings. 10:30 pm closing time. Covid-19 restrictions have made survival tough on Vermont’s restaurants.

When a publisher of a big Vermont weekly newspaper wonders why conservatives won’t contribute to Northeastern U.S. editorial pages, an explanation is offered.

The think-tankers at the Ethan Allen Institute want your opinion about making mail-in voting permanent. They’re not the only ones pondering it - so are Secretary of State Jim Condos, likely Senate Pro Tem Becca Balint, and Gov. Phil Scott.

1625 Vermont property owners have red tags on their fuel tanks, meaning they can’t be filled until repaired or replaced. The State has a few ways to keep them from freezing while they wait for busy contractors to come.

Veteran reporter Dave Gram aired his last interview on WDEV Friday. He was abruptly terminated this weekend and replaced by Ric Cengeri, formerly of VPR and someone who knows a thing or two about sudden firings.

When they write checks to political candidates, the Dartmouth Green turns into the Democrat Blue.

The man who challenged Phil Scott for the GOP gubernatorial nomination says Vermonters should vote for him - although they'll have a prog either way.

Unlike voters in New York, Connecticut and three “battleground” states, Vermonters aren’t allowed by state election law to change their absentee votes on Election Day.

A longtime Eden resident and voter was surprised to learn that he’s not even in the voter registration system. And he’s not alone.