As Vermont is gearing up to make tougher standards for child care licensees and their workers, there is already a worker shortage in Vermont. Will new regulations make the jobs more attractive – or just harder for employers to offer?

Home health agencies and nursing homes are struggling to stay financially solvent. Will a minimum wage increase drive them into the red?

Michael Bloomberg, communications industry billionaire and Democratic candidate for president, will make a campaign stop on the Burlington waterfront next week.

A moose stuck on the railroad tracks in Cavendish was rescued by Vermont Fish & Wildlife workers.

The lead paragraph of the WCAX story says, “A controversial author who ignited demonstrations at Middlebury College three years ago is expected to return to campus later this spring.” But did Charles Murray ignite the demonstrations – or did the Antifa protesters?

Gov. Scott will tell the Legislature today how he hopes to grow the Vermont economy, fight climate change, and expand access to housing, all on a tax base that is declining in numbers.

Colleges on both sides of Lake Champlain will honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the federal holiday in his name today.

Despite just a handful of arrests every year for prostitution – and even fewer convictions – some lawmakers want to make the Oldest Profession a non-criminal livelihood. “Vermont is not a place where it’s not happening,” the bill’s chief sponsor argues.

Amid much controversy the City of Newport decided to allow ATV operation on city streets. Today there’s a vote to repeal that decision.

Gov. Phil Scott says Vermont’s refugees from other countries are driven by American Dream and, after a short transition time, are virtually independent of state assistance. Send ‘em here, he says in a letter to President Donald Trump.