Vermont is writing laws on artificial intelligence

Lawmakers succeeded in drawing lines around acceptable AI uses, but saw one bill vetoed.

The property owner was never shown a warrant or told by agents why they were there.

Addison County voters on Tuesday, Aug. 11, will help pare down a crowd of candidates.

“Please join me in voting for Ruth and Hannah on August 11 and again on November 3.”

“Please join me in voting for Molly Gray for lieutenant governor.”

Sessions is involved in a five-way race for two seats in the state Senate representing Addison County, Huntington, Rochester and Buel’s Gore.

“Joy is an act of resistance, and I think that’s really what’s needed right now.” — Shiloh Lawrence

Heffernan says “My comments were never about denying anyone fairness, dignity, or respect.”

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

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

Legislative Report by Sen. Ruth Hardy, D-Middlebury

Now is not the time to add pressure to property taxes or the state budget.

Friday was Crossover at the State House, the day when bills must pass out of their original committees in the House and Senate in order to cross over to the other chamber this session.

Our work last year to reduce health care costs has had a measurable impact, slowing the growth in health insurance rates. Unfortunately, many people did not benefit from these decreases due to the elimination of federal health insurance subsidies.

“This week, the Senate passed two important bills to protect residents from federal actions in Vermont.”