Incumbent Lt. Gov. John Rodgers and Democratic challenger Molly Gray mostly challenged each other on past experiences rather ...

Vermont is not an easy place to be homeless. Winters are unforgiving, and this rural state has minimal infrastructure to support unhoused people. Shelters are few and far between, and most were built ...

A $1.75 million federal award moves forward a $19 million plan for 30 energy-efficient homes for older residents.

Time is running out for most families to use grocery benefits that help feed children during the months when schools aren’t in session.

The House Judiciary Committee, the Senate and the House all knew they would be putting an amendment with flawed language before the voters, yet nearly all members voted in favor of putting Proposal 4 ...

BARRE — As a boy visiting his grandfather in Barre, Brian Wilkin could see the arches of the city’s new ice arena as he walked down the hill. His grandfather lived next to the arena, and Wilkin ...

We cannot lose more colleges in Vermont if we're going to try to address Vermont's demographic issue,” said a leader of ...

Both the support staff and technical professional unions at the University of Vermont Medical Center have reached tentative, ...

The order ignores the dignity, work ethic and worth of the people who do the state’s work.

The lawyer called it an “efficient way to address the enormous amount of publicity this case has generated, and the strong ...

The state’s initial evaluation of its annual standardized test scores shows a widening gap between marginalized students and ...

As tariffs push Canadian businesses toward other markets, Vermont can use its ties to Quebec to its own advantage.