Americans for Prosperity claims its mission is to make Vermont more affordable. But its founding and financing by some of the world’s richest oil men and a history of spreading climate disinformation ...

There's been ICE presence in Manchester. They've been making arrests,” the Vermont Asylum Assistance Project executive ...

Neighbors Dan Fraser and Whit Hicks began operating the store together in 1955. It's been in the Fraser family ever since and about 20 Frasers from four different generations have worked there over ...

While he called the voluntary program progress, a universal program would lower costs for individuals and help small businesses compete for workers, according to Emmett Avery, manager of the Vermont ...

Harnessing the beaver’s ability to mitigate impacts from climate change makes sense. It is better than removing them again and again from the landscape in a way that damages ecosystems and needlessly ...

Discrepancies between Vergennes’ tax maps and city charter have left some residents unsure which municipality they actually live in, and worried about impacts to city finances.

VTBuys got off to a rocky start, but state officials told a legislative oversight committee Tuesday the e-procurement portal is successfully registering state suppliers and paying invoices.

The St. Albans City hospital suspended all surgeries last week due to the presence of particles on surgical tools, a problem that worsened over several months. Some operations have resumed with ...

The cuts, which include one reporter, represent 14% of the joint NPR and PBS station’s workforce, the station announced Wednesday.

Four years ago or so we passed some invisible line where it became cheaper to produce power from the sun and the wind than from burning things. And that's a completely epochal moment." ...

When Pascaline Furaha arrived in Vermont from Africa at age 12, she didn’t speak English. School was challenging, but she stayed focused on her dream: college and a career in social justice. In high ...

The wildfire danger facing Vermont and much of the U.S. today is far different — and growing far greater — than it was for most of our nation’s history.