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The failure of Democratic leaders at the Statehouse to pass legislation raising the state minimum wage and paid family leave is causing a serious split�

After winning supermajorities in both chambers of the Vermont Legislature last fall, House and Senate Democrats have failed to deliver on the two issues�

By a vote of 19 to 10, the Vermont Senate has given preliminary approval to a scaled back Paid Family Leave bill, but the future of the bill this session�

The Vermont House and Senate have devoted a lot of time lately to two bills in particular � paid family and medical leave, and a $15 minimum wage � but�

Last year Governor Phil Scott vetoed a paid family leave bill. This year, Scott and New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu have unveiled a voluntary plan�

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu have announced plans to create a bi-state voluntary paid family leave program. Scott said the�

The Vermont House has approved a bill that would make all employees eligible for six weeks of paid leave at 80 percent of their salary. A Senate proposal�

Legislation creating paid family leave in Vermont has gotten a big boost at the Statehouse, as the head of the Senate Committee on Economic Development,�

In his second year in office, Gov. Phil Scott has called for limited spending and shared his change of heart on gun control laws. We're talking with the�

Four states � California, Rhode Island, New Jersey and New York � have approved state-run paid family and medical leave programs. Vermont currently has�