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Bob Kinzel predominantly covers local government and politics in Vermont, with a focus on legislative activities, legal policy regulations, and government announcements. Pitches to him should offer insights or commentary from experts in these areas.
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By: Peter-Hirschfeld, Bob-Kinzel
Education reform stole the headlines when lawmakers adjourned the 2026 legislative session last week. But the Legislature passed scores of bills this year that will have potentially significant implications for residents, businesses and municipalities across the state.
By: Bob Kinzel
Bernie Sanders has found his way to the center of a growing debate about how to oversee the burgeoning and controversial artificial intelligence industry.
By: Bob Kinzel
Voters might be a little confused when they look at the Republican statewide primary ballot this year. No, that's not a typo — there is one person, H.
Vermont's primary election will be held on Tuesday, August 11. It's an opportunity for the state's three major political parties to select their candidates for the general election on Nov. 3.
By: Bob-Kinzel, Alicia-Freese, Liam-Elder-Connors
Each year on July 1, a round of new laws takes effect. This year's batch will affect Vermonters' purchases ranging from concert tickets to cannabis. New laws will make it easier for residents to install plug-in solar panels and harder for people to get away with the crime of voyeurism. Also in the mix is yet another attempt to crack down on those oversize trucks still trying to traverse the forbidden Smugglers' Notch stretch.
Vermont voters might be a little confused when they look at the Republican statewide primary ballot this year. It's not a typo — there is one person, H.
By: Bob Kinzel
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Tuesday joined a chorus of Democrats calling on Maine Democrat Graham Platner to withdraw from his U.S. Senate race.
By: Bob Kinzel
Gwinn is a regular at Montpelier's “Ramble,” an effort to encourage people to come downtown between 5 and 7 p.m. to casually experience the city's business and arts offerings.
By: Bob Kinzel
There are three new Republican candidates for statewide office. They're filling vacancies left by H. Brooke Paige.
By: Bob Kinzel
Sen. Bernie Sanders says he's very concerned about President Donald Trump's efforts to restrict access to mail-in ballots for the November election, which Sanders says could have a profound impact in Vermont and many other states.
