There seems to be a prevailing notion that most second homes belong to wealthy out-of-staters, driving up housing prices and ...

A primer from people in the know about the state’s largest religious denomination and its two years (and counting) of Chapter ...

The emerald ash borer, an insect from Asia that is present in every county in Vermont, will likely kill the vast majority of ...

As winter approaches and debates rage in Montpelier over Vermont’s approach to homelessness, the small municipality faces a ...

At Tuesday night’s selectboard meeting, members heard an update from Chief of Police James Blanchard about the town’s current ...

Historically a Republican stronghold, Rutland County sent Republicans to fill a large majority of its seats in the Legislature last session. This election cycle, the Democratic Party couldn't find ...

A Vermont National Guard unit will return to the U.S. as the military transitions the training of Ukrainian soldiers in ...

As a community we just have to come around, all of us, and just care for each other more. Something’s missing,” said one person.

Higher wages, a four-day workweek, lower business costs and artificial intelligence in state government would do more for Vermont than another feel-good program.

Sponsored by the Vermont Journalism Coalition, Wild Meadows and the Williston Observer, Journalism Club is a monthly ...