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Senate lawmakers announced a new effort Tuesday to crack down on fines and fees charged by credit card companies, including a provision that would help out small merchants struggling with tight card restrictions.

Vermont Yankee supporters are up in arms over comments made by Senate President Pro Tem and Vermont gubernatorial candidate Peter Shumlin, D-Windham, on Fox Business News last week.

The ACLU of Vermont is suing the state after unsuccessfully seeking to find out whether police agencies are using cellphone tracking technology to keep tabs on people's whereabouts.

Ten years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Boy Scouts of America had a constitutional right to bar gays and lesbians from serving as troop leaders, gay rights groups in Vermont are fuming that the organization is appropriated a small amount of funding in Gov.

This is Sunshine Week in America, a press-organized annual observance to stress the importance of openness in government.

Tours will take people to the Burlington Intervale just outside the Burlington city limits.

The issue of buried and underground pipes will not go away for the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.

David Mickenberg joined the firm in 2006 as an associate 25 years after his father, Neil Mickenberg, helped found the office.

Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas said he's against a proposal to allow up to five dispensaries to be set up around the state for medical marijuana.

With daylight Friday a helicopter is joining the search for two missing skiers at the Crystal Mountain resort on the east side of Mount Rainier National Park.

Since I launched my "Jobs Tour" in Rutland on Jan. 13, I have traveled all over Vermont, listening to what employers tell me Montpelier should do to help keep the jobs we have, restore the jobs we've lost and add the jobs we need.

Vermont Governor James Douglas addresses a news conference with Quebec Premier Jean Charest.

Vermont has more school boards than it does towns, an oddity of its one-room schoolhouse past that spotlights what some believe is a cumbersome and inefficient system of school governance.

VERNON - A small robot looking for the source of a radioactive leak at the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant is stuck in the mud.

Sen. Douglas Racine unveiled his long-awaited health care reform bill Tuesday, a proposal that would pave a path toward a state-financed system that covers all Vermonters regardless of income.

Vowing to tackle partisan gridlock in Montpelier and get affordable high-speed Internet to all corners of Vermont, Secretary of State Deborah Markowitz - one of five Democrats hoping to succeed Republican Gov.

Vermont's state revenue was significantly short of its target for February, raising new concerns about the state's economy and fiscal outlook.

In Republican Gov. James Douglas' world, some jobs are more important than others.

The old saying, 'you get what you pay for' has long been understood. If it were not, iPhones, and 42-inch plasma TV's would be gathering dust on the shelves of stores.

Vermont state officials have scheduled an emergency hearing on allegations that a nursing home director interfered with medical care, failed to keep records or adequate supplies on hand and attempted to intimidate her staff.