A coalition of more than 50 shelter and services providers, and others, sent a letter to Gov. Scott, asking him to sign ...

Legislative leaders conceded that they are willing to walk away from about $14.9 million in state spending — but made a single request in return.

The House Education Committee is considering turning the proposal into a subcommittee within the Commission on the Future of Public Education to study redistricting ...

A key point of contention is whether to extend winter rules to allow more unhoused people to remain in Vermont’s motel voucher program through the spring.

Vermont Republicans are demanding discipline for two Democrats who they say coordinated a disruption of a Detrans Awareness ...

Two of Vermont’s top Democrats just released a letter unlike any other to come out of the Vermont State House the past few ...

The plea to the governor noted that Burlington spent an estimated $8 million “related to unsheltered homelessness” in 2024.

Vermont Democrats say they're willing to cut a proposed extension of the "hotel motel" program from the mid-year budget, but only if Gov. Phil Scott agrees to keep ...

Gov. Phil Scott presented to the legislature a new public safety plan that addresses bail, young offenders and the treatment ...

Without a clear path to override the veto, Democratic lawmakers may need to strike a deal with the governor — or forgo the midyear spending package.

As he said he would, Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed the Budget Adjustment Act because it would extend the hotel voucher program.

The threat of tariffs weighed heavily in the background as Vermont Governor Phil Scott discussed the energy portion of his affordability agenda on Wednesday.