Morristown police turned the search for a wanted community member into a social media “challenge” Wednesday, offering five smash burgers and two chocolate shakes in exchange for tips leading to an ...

Shawn Sears, 56, died Wednesday after he was found unresponsive in his cell, according to the Vermont Department of ...

The Agency of Human Services is leading hospitals as they outline visions for more efficiencies and shared services, but the plans don't go far in calculating dollars to be spent and saved.

Hoarding disorder is a mental health condition, but in Vermont's small towns, it plays out in plain sight, testing the limits ...

Jennifer Owen Adsit of Charlotte, VT passed away peacefully on Friday, May 15th at the McClure Miller Respite House in Colchester, after a long, stoic battle with cancer. She was born in Buffalo, NY ...

The House passed a bill that creates a statewide policy on masking and identification for local and state police officers.

The Vermont Senate approved a bill to curb the reliance on motels, but one shelter provider said “It’s not enough money to ...

NORWICH — It’s been more than a week since Vermont State Police identified Noel Neely as the 82-year-old woman whose death at her residence at 48 Douglas Hill Road on May 9 was under investigation.

The Long March of Military Education and the Making of American Manhood,” investigates how the U.S. military has shaped American masculinity from the days of the American Revolution to the forever ...

Vermont’s state government could be on its way to further adoption of artificial intelligence. Through an executive order, Gov. Phil Scott created the Vermont Artificial Intelligence Economic ...

Vermont hasn’t just tweaked Act 181. It’s rolled it back definitively.

Dear Editor, I appreciate Wes Hamilton’s perspective on credit card fees in his recent letter to VTDigger, but I take issue ...