Addiction recovery center opens in Rutland, offers alternative to state approach
A new substance abuse treatment program opened its doors Saturday in Rutland, marking an important step in the state’s continued fight against opioid abuse.
Gov. Scott signs immigration bill despite legal concerns, federal funding threats
Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday signed an immigration bill that could cause the federal government to designate Vermont as a sanctuary jurisdiction.
Is opioid abuse an addiction or chronic illness?
As drug addiction continues to grow in Vermont, a question remains: Is the state’s solution working?
Scott-backed legislation would block local officials from enforcing U.S. immigration law
Standing with top lawmakers and Vermont’s attorney general, Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday introduced legislation prohibiting local officials from enforcing U.S. immigration law or even identifying illegals for federal immigration enforcement purposes.
Candidate discovers widespread errors in Vermont’s voter checklist
The DePinos soon came to the realization that information on roughly one quarter of voters was either wrong or out of date.
17 towns report illegal absentee ballot requests from Vermont Democratic Party
Clerks across eight counties are reporting that the Vermont Democratic Party submitted unauthorized absentee ballot requests for the general election — an illegal act under Vermont election laws.
Unauthorized absentee ballot requests expose holes in election security
Errors by two political campaigns resulted in hundreds of voting law violations during the general election and have raised questions about how to close a possible voter fraud loophole in Vermont.