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Andrew Mario, 33, of Brattleboro died this month in what’s believed to be the first Green Mountain State casualty of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Addison County State’s Attorney Eva Vekos’ conduct has prompted two formal ethics complaints. One advocate called her behavior “unacceptable and deeply concerning.” ...

Trail Finder, a free, statewide trail website supported by the Vermont Trail Accessibility Hub, is making it easier for Vermonters of all abilities to find outdoor adventures that fit their needs.

As soon as you reach the cliff, your jaw drops,” the executive director of CRAG-VT said. “It all is perfect 90-degree angles, like it was built by rock climbers with rock climbing in mind.” ...

Every single thing on this property, I put on it, every blade of grass, every plant and I plant this place stuffed with flowers,” Raymond Whitney said.

It began with The Putney School in the 1930s, one of the earliest American schools built around progressive ideals: ...

As a volunteer for The Vermont Afghan Alliance, I have gotten to know many of the recent Afghan arrivals here in Burlington and Montpelier.

Respecting the process requires acknowledging when we got it wrong. Anything less fails to honor the people whose land we are ...

The review was prompted by a contentious election in Bennington County last year in which dozens of voters received the wrong ballots.

Vermont’s new education reform law, Act 73, sets in motion a multi-year effort to restructure how the state funds and governs ...

The 7-year-old boy, who attends JFK Elementary, was absent from school Monday morning, according to school officials.