The tool was causing medication delays and confusion, several of the pharmacy’s customers previously told VTDigger.

What we're living through right now with the tariffs, with the threat of tariffs, with some of the insults and the talking ...

The Department of Justice filed lawsuits against New York, Connecticut and Vermont in the latest effort to claw back ...

This story by Ryan Pacheco was first published in the Bennington Banner on Aug. 8, 2026.

The Department of Mental Health says the cuts are due to declining census, though demand for psychiatric care is high in Vermont.

A protest by Migrant Justice at the Chittenden County Sheriff’s Department in South Burlington in December 2019. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger A Chittenden County sheriff’s deputy is under ...

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Vermont has a long tradition of food cooperatives, currently boasting 15 of the member-owned stores. The most recent addition, the Caledonia Food Co-op in St. Johnsbury, opened last month after eight ...

The clock is running out,” said one CBD vendor. “It's so hard to plan and make any kind of business decisions with all this ...

Two board members and the town manager have submitted their resignations, leaving some open questions about the town ...

Democrats across the caucus dismissed the idea of restructuring Congress. Even U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent who’s ...

In the wealthy blue district, affordability — for healthcare, education and businesses — have become top issues.