Although the new law about the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s long-term disaster recovery program leaves key ...

Researchers in Vermont infected 5,300 of the trees with a lethal dose of Dutch elm disease in hopes that the survivors can eventually help build a genetically diverse and disease-resistant population.

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The selectboard may hold a special Town Meeting to ask residents to help subsidize a facility that’s losing money due to cost ...

Dear Editor, Vermont’s federal legislators have secured $19.7 million in federal funding for reconstruction of Route 7 ...

So far Vermont has had no cases linked to the national outbreak, a Health Department spokesperson said Monday.

Martin Diaz, who is the executive director of the Vermont Asylum Assistance Project, warns that “rights and protections are being stripped away every day in mundane-seeming memos and orders from ...

The U.S. Education Department concluded that Vermont "needs intervention" in complying with the Individuals with Disabilities ...

Gov. Phil Scott has appointed a new lawmaker to fill a vacant Burlington House seat. But Democrats say the governor ignored their local committee’s recommendations about who should fill it. The new ...

Col. Matthew Birmingham, director of the Vermont State Police, speaks during a press conference in Williston on Tuesday, on the 20th anniversary of Brianna Maitland’s disappearance. Maitland was last ...

Election coverage, investigations and accountability reporting all begin months before publication. Reader support makes that ...

Vermonters can now buy twice the amount of cannabis in a single day, after the state doubled the legal purchase limit to 2 ...