A pair of federal monitors in plainclothes intends to visit all eight polling places in Burlington on Election Day.
Gov. Phil Scott and challenger Amanda Janoo are planning events around the state before polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Award-winning author M.T. Anderson found his 1796 home a decade ago on a dirt road in rural Vermont. Eva Sollberger got a candlelit tour and heard some tall tales.
Vermont has struck a three-year deal with the government of Nova Scotia to explore the possibility of bringing wind power to ...
Terry Williams, a Republican state senator who is running for reelection in Rutland County, was arraigned on Wednesday for a charge of domestic assault. Troopers reported to Williams’ home in Poultney ...
As aging morticians retire and look to sell their businesses, out-of-state entities see profits to be reaped in Vermont’s death-care industry.
Cedar Hannan knows there are a lot of apple trees in the Northeast Kingdom. With help, the Wildbranch Cider owner is collecting donated fruit for a good cause.
Competition fuels the media business. But these days, collaboration makes increasing sense in a state that has finite resources to support good journalism.
Vermont, home to Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, has no Dairy Queen outlets, whereas New Hampshire has more than a dozen. New Hampshire has more places to buy a Harley-Davidson motorcycle; the Green Mountain ...
The second novel from the Bennington author and artist is an acerbic comedy of manners about a New England heiress who receives a message from beyond.
The show features artworks full of vibrant decay, from figurative paintings to ceramics inspired by rotting wood to an installation of dried plants.