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Final Reading: On adjournment eve, a moment of sincerity - Vimarsana News

Final Reading: On adjournment eve, a moment of sincerity

Throughout the past four months, your humble servants at VTDigger worked hard to follow state lawmakers’ every move, ranging from their hard-fought political battles and policy debates to deeply unserious shenanigans under the Golden Dome.

Final Reading: Many bills made it across the crossover threshold. Some did not. - Vimarsana News

Final Reading: Many bills made it across the crossover threshold. Some did not.

Friday was the deadline for bills to clear their committee of origin. Those that didn’t are unlikely to become law this session.

Final Reading: Phil Scott says New England power project 'has legs again' - Vimarsana News

Final Reading: Phil Scott says New England power project 'has legs again'

Planned at the time to run under nearly 100 miles of Lake Champlain, environmental regulators gave the TDI New England proposal the all-clear back in 2015.

The Deeper Dig: What's happened at Vermont sheriffs' departments - Vimarsana News

The Deeper Dig: What's happened at Vermont sheriffs' departments

Several Vermont sheriff departments have come under scrutiny in the past year after drastic turnover, allegations of misconduct or unusual financial activity. Two sheriffs — one former, one recently sworn in — face criminal charges. The Legislature is considering a constitutional amendment to increase oversight.

Final Reading: Vermont school officials say students' mental health is at 'a breaking point' - Vimarsana News

Final Reading: Vermont school officials say students' mental health is at 'a breaking point'

Over the past five years, schools and agencies have faced a two-pronged challenge: increased mental health needs from children, and a lack of resources to provide treatment. Like an egg caught between the jaws of the vise, the system is showing cracks, officials said.