For longtime school officials, the process outlined in H.955 looks like a second go-around for Act 46, the 2015 law that ...

Discovering Our Roots of Black Vermont” photography exhibit will be on display at the public library this summer.

Having read a recent article in VTDigger about electric motorcycles — or e-motos — and as the owner of a registered, licensed ...

Employee unions are still digesting exactly which positions were eliminated at the state’s largest hospital group, but say the losses are certain to influence patient-facing operations.

The case is a rare instance in Vermont where a person is facing a voluntary manslaughter charge after a fatal animal attack.

Lightshift has been evasive about fire risks, financial returns and community impact at the proposed Panton Road site.

High winds and heavy rain left more than 20,000 customers without power, many in Windsor and Bennington counties.

The move marks a win for a broad coalition of rural landowners who organized en masse to protest against Act 181, a land-use ...

Ideas for the site of the former nuclear plant include a data center, battery storage or a small nuclear reactor, but no plan ...

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments over whether Gov. Phil Scott had the right to order state employees back to the office without union bargaining.

As long as it wasn’t against the law, didn’t require that I go to confession, or wouldn’t break up my marriage, I did it,” the charismatic yet cutthroat Bennington Democrat once claimed.

Officials say a protester at the March 11 immigration operation in South Burlington smashed a police van window and injured a trooper.