The sweeping set of new rules are meant to help developers build the 40,000 new homes the state is forecast to need by 2030.

Seven Days publisher Paula Routly gives credit to an unsung group at the paper: the editors who quietly toil to make stories ...

Jerry Greenfield announced that he can't remain with the Vermont ice cream company "in good conscience" while its owners ...

Ali McGuirk, the Dead Shakers and Grace Palmer all drop new tunes, and POP Montréal returns for its 24th edition.

This year’s version of the much-anticipated annual exhibition takes on memory, forgetting, and how we hold both at once ...

The Burlington designer created a runway line of looks inspired by the rooms at the Shelburne Farms Inn and the idea of ...

Residents of Tracy Road keep finding covered six-by-six-foot holes in their yards. The mystery likely dates back 70 years.

After raising her own family, a widow has no interest in raising a new beau’s son. Honesty and resetting expectations could help a promising relationship.

Workers who want to talk about how the notorious juvenile lockup operated and its 2020 closure can attend the confidential sessions. Abuse victims are not invited.

Stephen King’s 1979 dystopian novel finally comes to the screen in an effectively stark vision from Francis Lawrence of ‘The Hunger Games’ franchise.

The loss of a key tax credit and cancellation of a $62.5 million solar program are viewed as assaults on a signature industry in Vermont.

With tight school budgets, a shortage of driver ed teachers and no in-state program for training new ones, many youths must wait to get their driver’s licenses.