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The Republican governor’s order mostly touches on ideas he unsuccessfully put before lawmakers in the last legislative session, and much of what he’s proposing would require their eventual approval.

After nearly seven months of negotiations, the University of Vermont Medical Center and the union representing its doctors-in-training have inked their second-ever contract.

“One institution, one organization is not going to be able to solve this problem,” BMH board chair Chloe Leary said Tuesday. “It is a question about whether Vermont — all of Vermont — is willing to find a sustainable way to pay for maternity care.”

Vermont's top healthcare regulator is taking a step back. Owen Foster is resigning as chair of the Green Mountain Care Board effective Sept. 30, Gov.

The state has quit a federal healthcare experiment it had once hoped could draw significantly more funding into Vermont, saying new terms put forward by the Trump administration nullified any potential upside.

Dianne Maccario was stumped. The Montpelier resident had come to a potluck dinner in the city's Hubbard Park to learn about the three Democratic candidates vying to become the state's next lieutenant governor.

In a series of presentations, University of Vermont Health repeatedly emphasized the same message: We've changed.

Former lieutenant governor Molly Gray, a Democrat, will get to ask voters this fall if she can have her old job back.

Amanda Janoo, a political outsider whose progressive platform captured the imagination of primary voters, is Vermont's Democratic nominee for governor.

Regulators have slashed UVM Health’s recent budget submissions, and, a year and half ago, even appointed an independent overseer who recommended in May that the network cut expenses by $300 million over the next three years.