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There are 150 seats in the Vermont House of Representatives up for grabs on Tuesday, but one race in the Northeast Kingdom could be especially consequential.As a result of legislative reapportionment, two incumbent lawmakers � one a Democrat, and one a Republican � are vying to represent Albany, Craftsbury, Glover and Greensboro in the Vermont Statehouse. And the race is raising some important questions about the future of rural Vermont.

More than halfway into his second term, Gov. Phil Scott enjoys widespread popularity and a huge advantage over his potential Democratic rivals. And�

House lawmakers failed to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of their paid family and medical leave bill Wednesday after four Democrats broke ranks with�

Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed legislation that would have created a paid family and medical leave program for workers across Vermont, but Democratic�

The Vermont Legislature has given final approval to legislation that would create a statewide paid family leave program, but its passage into law remains�

The Vermont Senate approved paid family leave legislation Friday by enough votes to override an expected veto by Gov. Phil Scott.Find the bill�

A Republican president is helping advance what has long been a Democratic priority as part of a defense bill. Not all Republicans are thrilled about it.

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�

Democratic House Speaker Mitzi Johnson says the passage of a mandatory paid family leave bill will be a top priority in Vermont's 2020 legislative�

In an ideal world, Windsor County State’s Attorney David Cahill says, the reason for his resignation wouldn’t be news.He gets it, of course: Not too many�