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"The reason why they're common is because they work."

Attorney General Charity Clark said the hotel operator unfairly withheld security deposits from more than 300 occupants involved in the hotel motel voucher program

With discounts and incentives being implemented, many potential car buyers are ditching their gas-powered vehicles and making the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). According to Motor.com, over 1...

BURLINGTON, VT — Scam reports to the Attorney General’s Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) totaled 3,212 in 2023.

BURLINGTON — Scam reports to the Vermont Attorney General’s Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) totaled 3,212 in 2023.

House Democrats this week introduced H.721, a bill that will make health insurance more affordable by expanding Dr. Dynasaur and would support Vermonters of all ages who are struggling to

This analysis examines the experiences of lower income adults with their employer sponsored insurance and finds they were more likely to self-report problems with affordability, enrollment, and network adequacy, and to experience negative health consequences as a result of insurance problems, compared to their higher income peers.

BELGRADE — During a visit to Belgrade Regional Health Center today, Governor Mills reminded Maine residents who lack affordable health coverage that Friday, Dec. 15, 2023, is the deadline to

If your vehicle is towed in Vermont, you’re on your own.

A bold and complex real estate scam has prompted words of caution from Vermont brokers and government and law enforcement officials.