Sen. Welch: Work together locally, because Trump and the GOP aren’t going to help

“For Trump, (diplomacy and consensus) are for suckers.” — Sen. Welch

“After 10 years, it’ll be good to get some new voices in there.” — Rep. Peter Conlon

Debates over education reform, budget priorities, taxes, public lands and ethics oversight are shaping the final stretch of Vermont’s legislative session.

From the beginning of Trump’s second term to the present, the subversion of the rule of law, and our institutions and norms have become increasingly worse.

Brandon Selectboard member Jeff Haylon announces his candidacy for State Representative for Rutland-9, which includes the Town of Brandon and the Village of Forest Dale. Haylon will be running as a Democrat.

It is time for our military to realize what their impact is on society and the environment.

With federal support declining, a local free clinic is stepping up to fill gaps in care.

Stroup, a professor of education at Champlain College, officially launched his Addison-3 House bid this week.

The board on March 30 picked Mason to fill a seat that failed to draw any takers on Town Meeting Day.

Attorney General Charity Clark sides with states challenging limits on gender-affirming care .

The Independent inadvertently allowed certain representations by Hardy that criticized New Haven resident Paul Ralston.

After hearing considerable negative feedback, Vermont lawmakers are looking to change Act 181, a two-year-old land use law that’s drawn criticism.

Trump must be removed from the Presidency and stopped from doing any more harm.

A community of nations without warfare requires first the respect of its leaders for their own commitments to the rule of law and to the building of good will towards one another.

Normal folks are paying more for everything that comes through the Strait of Hormuz.