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Top state officials gathered in Montpelier Tuesday to officially enroll two constitutional amendments approved by Vermont voters in November.

Advocates for paid family and medical leave say Gov. Phil Scott's opt-in program will exclude workers living on the margins.

Vermont Edition interviews leaders of the Democratic, Republican, and Progressive parties ahead of the 2022 legislative session.

Vermont lawmakers closed out what Senate President Becca Balint called “a session for the history books� Friday evening after passing a $7 billion state�

Democratic lawmakers closed out Vermont's 2019 legislative session in May under a cloud of discord after House and Senate negotiators failed to reach�

In a move that could recast the partisan political debate over paid family and medical leave in Vermont, the Scott administration has inked a two-year�

A tri-partisan group of lawmakers want to postpone a legal deadline that will otherwise force Vermont school districts into involuntary mergers by July�

A late-session budget proposal from Republican Gov. Phil Scott has Democratic lawmakers suddenly contemplating new ways to book savings in the public�

Prospects for a marijuana legalization bill passing out of Montpelier this year grew even dimmer Tuesday, when key Senate lawmakers said their body is�