Gov. Phil Scott delivered his 2022 budget address this week, outlining a mammoth $7.7 billion dollars to spend over the next year. This hour, a roundtable of political journalists discusses what the budget address means for spending in the state, and where the priorities of Gov. Scott and lawmakers could diverge.

With Vermont awash in federal stimulus and state surplus money, Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday offered a “transformative” budget that both pays down long-term debts and makes a litany of new investments to bolster the state’s workforce.

Gov. Phil Scott delivered his 2022 budget address on Tuesday, Jan. 18.

As a new legislative session gets underway in Montpelier, we want make sure your questions and concerns shape our coverage.

Gov. Phil Scott won't deliver his budget address until Jan. 18, but he's already asking lawmakers to make extraordinary increases to the spending plan they passed last year.

The first week of the new legislative session is wrapping up, and this hour, we're checking in with political journalists about what to expect in policies and bills related to the state's workforce, pensions, budgets, Vermont's COVID-19 response, and more.

In his State of the State address Wednesday, Gov. Phil Scott focused more on building the workforce and growing the economy than omicron-fueled case counts. He said that Vermont sits “at the moment we’ve been waiting for” as he prevailed on Democratic leaders in the House and Senate to embrace the spending proposals he’ll unveil in his budget address later this month.

Gov. Phil Scott delivered his 2022 State of the State address on Wednesday, Jan. 5.

Vermont Edition interviews leaders of the Democratic, Republican, and Progressive parties ahead of the 2022 legislative session.

Vermont's chief health care advocate will be pushing for legislation that would require hospitals to forgive more unpaid medical bills.