One of a slew of bills resurrected from last session that seek to regulate tech companies, S.69 would require social media platforms to adjust their algorithms and default privacy settings for users ...
The AHEAD Model, a federal program to reform how Vermont pays for health care, faces an uncertain future. In July 2024, the secretary of Vermont’s Agency of Human Services announced that the state had ...
Before becoming an intern at VTDigger, Izzy Wagner wrote for the Oglethorpe Echo in Oglethorpe County, GA as an Arts, History, and Religion reporter.
On platforms such as Front Porch Forum, Facebook and Reddit, many residents hyped protests targeting his Vermont ski weekend ...
While most people demonstrating around the Mad River Valley expressed concern regarding the current administration’s policies and direction, others showed up to support the vice president.
Should officials get more say in eviction timing? Burlington voters to weigh in on Town Meeting Day.
This story, by Report for America corps member Carly Berlin, was produced through a partnership between VTDigger and Vermont Public. The Burlington City Council is seeking more power when it comes ...
The bill, which is opposed by the Scott administration, puts divisions over hunting practices back in the spotlight and reopens questions of whose role it should be to legislate wildlife.
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The health centers serve roughly a third of the state’s population, including many of its most vulnerable residents. They are tallying annual operating losses in the millions of dollars.
A new rule proposed by state biologists challenges a longstanding aversion to using shotguns and rifles to shoot female deer.
The 2018 initiative made the state a leader in juvenile justice reform. After its initial implementation, Gov. Phil Scott and law enforcement officials have opposed its scheduled expansion.
The disease has killed 1,258 Vermonters over nearly five years, but the latest numbers suggest that Covid levels are dropping statewide.
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