Wilmer Chavarria, a U.S. citizen, said it was a “surreal” and “dehumanizing” experience that involved being separated from ...

The new law “results in the biggest reduction in access to independent schools in the history of Vermont’s education system, ...

Many residents are familiar with recycling and composting — but one Vermont initiative focuses on making it easier to reuse.

The same day a new report came out saying the state will likely miss its legally-binding 2025 and 2030 emissions reductions ...

The changes, which take effect in 2026, also include expanded archery opportunities and allowing hunters to ‘earn’ a second buck tag.

The public dashboard will include information such as the number of immigrants in custody in Vermont at any given moment.

Henry Bonges said he felt targeted because of his political opinions and questioned why he was being disciplined by the town ...

A plan to buy Barre’s most prominent vacant building has gotten an eleventh-hour extension of its fundraising goal — and a ...

The Green Mountain Care Board and Blue Cross Blue Shield agree that the insurer could shrink this year’s request to a 5% ...

She was always there when you needed her—a giver at heart who never hesitated to lend a hand or offer support. Her kindness extended beyond words into actions that touched many lives.

This spring, we collected 960 grams of seeds. That was mostly fluffy seeds, so that’s millions and millions of seeds,” said land steward Jess Colby.

Attorneys for Teresa Youngblut filed a motion Monday afternoon in response asking the judge to reconsider her ruling.