Vermont is once again the healthiest state in the nation, according to the United Health Foundation’s newly released America’s Heath Rankings annual report.

Is this a good plan for Medicaid funds?

Gov. Phil Scott has appointed Rutland native and former Killington ski lift operator Superior Court Judge William Cohen to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated by Marilyn Skoglund. Most recently, Cohen rejected a request to dismiss criminal charges against white nationalist Max Misch.

Property taxes statewide are likely to increase by about six percent for fiscal year 2021, the state commissioner said.

A panel discussion organized by AG TJ Donovan will bring marijuana entrepreneurs to Contois Auditorium, Burlington City Hall, on Thursday Dec. 5.

Vermont officials are nervous about a national uptick in the deaths of pedestrians and bikers, even as drivers’ deaths are down. Here in Vermont, pedestrians visits to the ER are highest per capita in Chittenden County, the state’s most “pedestrian-friendly” county in terms of bike path infrastructure.

A new pilot program will allow Vermont businesses to buy as much renewable power as they need at the price they set. Sort of like ‘Priceline,” but you’re buying electricity, not travel tickets. And of course, the energy seller must agree to your price, or else – no deal!

Vermont Republicans want to reduce carbon emissions, too – they just don’t want to add to the real-life financial suffering of low-income Vermonters, Minority Leader and Rep. Patty McCoy (R-Poultney) writes.

WPTZ’s affable anchor joins Lamoille County radio personality Roland Lajoie and one other as HOF inductees at the Vermont Association of Broadcasters’ annual dinner Dec. 7.

Sears may be leaving, but REI is moving to Williston. One less big-box department store, and one more outdoor