Pat Bradley

Vermont lawmakers finishing up their business for the year, but some items will not be completed before expected adjournment this evening.

A top official with the U.S. Agency for International Development and a former U.S. ambassador will become the next president of the Vermont-based organization World Learning.

Decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana and hashish has cleared its last Vermont legislative hurdle.

The state of Vermont and the union that represents state police troopers have reached a labor deal that does not include an across-the-board increase in existing salaries.

Vermont lawmakers say they're giving up their effort this year to make the state's income tax more progressive.

Three Vermont towns will get a total of $1.8 million from a federal grant to help replace municipal buildings made unusable by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene.

A new leader is at the helm of the Adirondack Council.  William “Willie” C. Janeway talks about his return to the Adirondack Park as he marshals the organization’s conservation efforts.

Northern New York’s congressman has formed an advisory committee on agricultural issues.

The Vermont Senate has defeated an effort by Senator Peter Galbraith to amend a campaign finance bill.

Vermont's lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives is going to be working with a bipartisan group of his colleagues to reform a federal law that requires corn-based ethanol in motor vehicle fuels.