This commentary is by Sam Bliss. He teaches applied economics at the University of Vermont and has spent the last eight years ...

The project would have created between 16 and 20 rental units in the community’s century-old town hall while retaining space for town offices.

The work of building and maintaining infrastructure is no longer just brute force labor — it’s technical, creative and ...

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Growing Up” by Astrid Longstreth, 15, of West Bolton. Photo is “March Blooms” by Amelia Van Driesche, 18, of Burlington.

We want our tax dollars spent first and foremost on helping our children learn and ensuring that skilled teachers are attracted to and remain in the Rutland City School District.

The state had seen 1 to 2 inches of rainfall as of Saturday evening, and three counties were in a flash flood warning.

Yellow buoys mark the wrecks’ locations, and divers can follow their lines down to submerged signage identifying each.

Mitchal Shedrick was ordered held without bail Monday after pleading not guilty to second-degree murder in the early Saturday ...

This commentary is by Peter A. Thomas. He is a retired UVM research associate professor. The text is adapted from his ...

Family and community supporters celebrated as the first detained migrant farmworker was released on bail Thursday morning ...

After being added this week to a miscellaneous education bill, phone-free school legislation could make it to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk by the end of this legislative session.

Housing advocates say a cap on the amount of state tax revenue set aside for the new CHIP program would severely limit the ...