Keith Whitcomb Jr.

MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott said Wednesday he plans to propose more reforms aimed at making the state more affordable and touted the results of tax law changes made last legislative session.

MONTPELIER — Vermont will receive at least $92.7 million from Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, through a legal settlement, Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark announced on Wednesday.

MONTPELIER — Vermont has joined a number of other states in a lawsuit against the postal service, alleging a new rule it has put forward on mail-in ballots is unconstitutional.

KILLINGTON — The town's leaders say they're confident that cash flow issues are being addressed and that the state's questions about Killington's tax increment financing district will be satisfied.

RUTLAND TOWN — Act 250 prehearing for the proposed Walmart at the former Diamond Run Mall is slated for Sept. 10.

KILLINGTON — The town has entered into a contract with the Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region, or CEDRR, to help it with managing its special tax district.

CASTLETON — A ballot article asking voters whether they will allow all-terrain vehicles on town roads will likely be decided upon in March. Meanwhile, the select board is considering what

MONTEPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott has urged those tasked with overseeing the next step in Vermont’s latest attempt to improve and make its education system affordable to think about what

KILLINGTON — The council that oversees Vermont's tax increment financing districts was unhappy with what it heard from town officials this week.

Anything could happen, but people who use oil to heat their homes in the winter should prepare for prices being up, according to some in the fuel industry.