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Even for those not eligible for all the rebates, the $7,500 tax credit makes the Bolt EV a tempting option

That is, if you can find one. Bolt EV and EUV supplies are dwindling fast, but California incentives make them better than ever.

How many times have you gotten a medical-related bill in the mail and been shocked at the fees when you open it up? There is help available for people fighting surprise medical bills. The No Surprises Act is meant to help stop surprise medical bills but also help people find answers when they run into a bill issue. The federal law went into effect in 2022. It gives consumers protections from surprise medical bills under certain circumstances.

According to AAA, the average person spends $792 a year on vehicle maintenance costs. However, costs can vary based on things like the car's age, condition, mileage and general upkeep. See: 6 Cars...

COLCHESTER, Vt. — Green Mountain Power is alerting customers about a new wave of scam calls targeting small businesses in Vermont.

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Attorney General Charity Clark has resolved an investigation into security deposit withholdings at five motels housing Vermonters through the State’s Transitional Housing Program (also referred to as the “motel program”).

Attorney General Charity Clark announced the January 28, 2024 celebration of Data Privacy Day, an international effort to raise awareness and promote privacy and data protection best practices. She praised legislative leaders for taking up H.121, a comprehensive data privacy bill, initially spearheaded by her office.

MONTPELIER — The owner of five hotels, including one in Brattleboro, that received more than $18 million in federal funds to lodge people without homes during the COVID-19 pandemic has