Hirschfeld reported that Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark would have supported the Scott administration if it had fought the order because the SNAP data is legally required to be kept private.

In recent months, the Justice Department has filed several lawsuits against sanctuary jurisdictions seeking to compel compliance with federal law, including one against New York City on July 24.

Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas visited a variety of small businesses in the ...

Vermont has the second lowest state fatality rate in the US (148.5 per 100K; Hawaii 114/100K). Mississippi (466.2/100K) and ...

The name 91 Influencers was inspired by the date that Vermont became the 14th state, March 4, 1791. We believe that number of honorees was fitting considering we are a state with just over 645,000 ...

We urge you to rescind this guidance immediately, to ensure continuity of services for children, workers, adult learners, veterans, survivors of domestic violence, and seniors across the country,” ...

Vermont Business Magazine The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is issuing an air quality alert for Vermont for Tuesday, August 5.

The Vermont Society of Certified Public Accountants has announced the election of its executive committee and board of ...

Bird’s Eye Mountain is the defining landmark of the Castleton Management Unit. ANR photos. Vermont Business Magazine The ...

New members joining the board of directors include Caroline Mashia, of Hinesburg, chief financial officer at Vermont Electric ...

Vermont Business Magazine The Attorney General’s Office today announced that Robert Bivens, 56, of Montpelier, Vermont, was sentenced in Vermont Superior Court, Washington Criminal Division, after ...

In early 2025, when the hospital finalized the program’s expansion to four certified nurse midwives (CNM) to its medical staff, that vision was fully realized. The CNMs now provide 24/7 coverage and ...