Gov. Phil Scott signed Act H.454 on July 1, which seeks to fix Vermont's myriad public education issues. Here's why some lawmakers remain skeptical.

Governor Phil Scott signed a groundbreaking education reform bill into law Tuesday, which marks a major shift in Vermont’s public school system. The legislation will transition the state to a model ...

Several new laws are taking effect in Vermont on July 1, with the legislation affecting everything from school safety to what ...

Vermont Business Magazine Burke Mountain Resort’s new ownership has partnered with the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE) at Vermont Law and Graduate School to reduce its high energy costs ...

The Vermont Lacrosse Coaches Association’s all-state high school girls teams and postseason awards for 2025 as reported to the Burlington Free Press sports department.

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), in partnership with Long Creek Resources, LLC, is launching a new program to improve how schools manage waste. The School ...

Gov. Scott signs major tax relief bill into Vermont lawCNN’s chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins clapped back at President Donald Trump’s degradation of the network on Wednesday ...

The UPES School of Law hosted a conference “Adapt or Perish: Indian Arbitration at a Crossroads” in New Delhi. The event brought together distinguished legal minds, policy experts, academicians ...

A wave of new laws across the country will go into effect on July 1. They include everything from wage increases to crank calls to 911.

Vermont's recent education reform bill, H. 454, aims to overhaul school funding and governance by shifting to a state-controlled foundation formula and mandating district consolidation.

New Vermont law creates roadmap for making doula services more accessible If all goes as planned, a pregnant person working with a state-certified doula could have their expenses covered by Medicaid.