Portal:Vermont/Vermont news

April 2, 2008: Vermont and 16 other states take the Environmental Protection Agency to court to try to make it comply with a Supreme Court ruling. (Burlington Free Press)
March 4, 2008: Barack Obama (pictured) defeats Hillary Clinton in the Vermont Democratic Primary, and John McCain defeats Mike Huckabee and Ron Paul in the Vermont Republican Primary.
February 25, 2008: Shelburne is debating on whether to allow a bike path to be built, voters will vote on Town Meeting Day. (Burlington Free Press)
February 14, 2008: John McCain announced that he would visit Vermont sometime in the future. People were surprised at this due to the fact that presidential candidates rarely visit Vermont. (WCAX TV)

February 8, 2008: Some towns in Vermont have reached a shortage in road salt, anticipating a coming shipment. (WCAX TV)
February 1, 2008: Rutland High School had a bomb threat, sending kids home at 11:00. (WCAX TV)
January 31, 2008: The Vermont House committee unanimously decided to allow hemp, a cousin of marijuana, to be grown in Vermont. (Boston.com)
January 31, 2008: The cooling tower at Vermont Yankee that collapsed last August is undergoing repairs and should be back in operation by the time warm weather comes around. (Burlington Free Press)
January 29, 2008: Debates in the Vermont Senate continue on the subject of using ionization or photoelectric smoke detectors in the home. (WCAX TV)