Anyone who reads Jane Lindholm’s tweets knows she’s a devoted mom of young children. Now she’s moving from VPR’s noon public affairs call-in show, “Vermont Edition,” to a podcast for parents and young children.

New England’s governors want ISO-New England, operators of New England’s electricity transmission system, to make changes in the power grid that reduce carbon emissions. Details expected next week - but don’t be surprised if an exception of the “lowest cost power buy” is made for big wind and solar projects.

Thanks to recent legislation, all minimum wage employees will get a 79 cent hourly raise beginning Jan. 1. Happy New Year for them - but how about their employers?

Federal, state, and local government are partnering with the alphabet not-for-profits to stave off homelessness among veterans. But will it make a difference?

The State of Vermont doesn’t owe Rutland gym owners Sean Manovill a dime for shutting down Club Fitness of Vermont this spring - even when it set up exercise machines outside.

A federal jury in Rutland found Shequille Carter, 27, of The Bronx, New York, guilty of possessing with intent to distribute heroin, fentanyl and 28 grams or more of cocaine base following a two-day trial.

What stigma are you talking about, Commissioner? And what ‘group of people’ is being stigmatized?

Once the lowest unemployment in the nation, Vermont is now in the middle of the pack, with the rate slowly on the rise.

Apparently the media play of Health Commissioner Mark Levine’s comments about “armchair epidemiologists” misunderstanding a recent CDC report on Covid fatalities wasn’t satisfactory. The Health Department has issued a press release providing, in detail, what Levine said about the “6%” report at Monday’s press conference.

A recent court decision has empowered the protection of Vermont species of the Hermit Thrush, the Peregrine Falcon, and yes, the Mockingbird.