State Auditor candidates Vince Illuzzi and Doug Hoffer debate what they'd bring to the office of State Auditor and explain why they'd be best to fill this role.

Longtime Vermont state Senator Vincent Illuzzi says he'll rely on relationships with state officials and knowledge of state government to do an effective job if elected Vermont auditor of accounts.

Essex-Orleans Senator Vince Illuzzi had been considering campaigning as an Independent, but he said Thursday he decided to enter the race on the GOP ticket because he identifies strongly with Republican moderates.

Senator Vincent Illuzzi says he hasn't made a final decision whether to run, but he's asking voters to sign his petitions now because the deadline for filing is a little more than a week away.

An effort to gain public ownership of the statewide transmission grid has stalled in the face of strong opposition from the governor and utility lobbyists. Lawmakers are now debating whether to study the idea.

A law that was passed last year set the course for major changes in Vermont's health care system, but the details are being worked out this year in the Legislature.

A new commission has begun working on how the state should recognize specific Native American tribes in Vermont.

Senator Vince Illuzzi plans to introduce a bill to require Public Service Board members to be elected, rather than appointed.

We talk with Vermont author Woden Teachout about her new book, Capture the Flag: A Political History of American Patriotism.  Also, Sen. Illuzzi proposes electing Public Service Board members, and we visit Burlington's Ethan Allen Tower.