The lack of basic infrastructure like water and sewer lines has impeded housing development in many rural towns across ...

Many of the questions to potential jurors focused on whether they could return a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity ...

Rural workforce development and nursing homes receive the first round of $11.7 million in funds. The first $11.7 million of ...

This September marks VTDigger’s 17th birthday. For 17 years, readers have helped build and sustain a newsroom that shows up ...

The Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Board of Directors affirmed its commitment on Thursday to continuing obstetric and birthing ...

The final phase of a conservation easement project sees more than 18,000 acres of northern hardwood forest permanently set ...

As land costs rise and mill closures squeeze traditional revenue, carbon credit programs offer landowners a new way to keep ...

VTDigger breaks down five key storylines in Vermont's 2026 general election, from the closest governor's race in years to two ...

Vermonters should start organizing now to protect the Nov. 3 election, from ensuring ample paper ballots to providing rides to the polls.

The attorney general’s office has brought lawsuits defending birthright citizenship and challenging cuts to medical research funding, the dismantling of the Department of Education, voting ...

Vermont National Guard officials and members of the state’s congressional delegation broke ground Wednesday on the Family ...

Fred grew up with his siblings, Wadi Jr., Stuart and Julia, in a loving home that embraced everything Vermont had to offer: ...