Administrators and teachers at the Danville School say closure could harm students with learning disabilities, who they say are underserved by nearby private high schools and would face long travel ...

A Pew research survey found that 46% of Vermonters aren’t part of a religion, one of the highest rates of unaffiliated in the nation.

For months residents of the village in Newbury have relied on trucked-in water from New Hampshire. With winter approaching, residents might soon need another option.

The strike resulted in what the unionized employees consider a win against their employer, Dairy Farmers of America. It also sheds light on how DOGE cuts may draw out labor disputes.

Vermont’s Republican governor also said he would be at “the forefront” of people defending Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker should the president make good on a social media threat to arrest ...

It’s not a permanent closure, and the board has issued a call to raise approximately $350,000 needed to revive operations.

The Reverend Dr. Larrimore C. Crockett, 92, died in his home in Dummerston, Vermont on September 10, 2025, surrounded by family.

The lesson is clear: refugee integration is not only about jobs or English — it is about the community resilience that makes them possible.

Authorities have released few details of their probe into the death of 55-year-old Matthew Turner, whose body was discovered after police were called to a home on Bedard Road.

In addition to concerns about droughts or floods, as the weather has trended warmer because of climate change, Cowles has also been planting peaches along with the apples. While when he began doing it ...

This is about protecting access to health care for our families, friends, colleagues and neighbors — but it’s also about the health of Vermont’s workforce and economy.

This commentary is by Ella Shaffer, of Johnson. Shaffer works in the Department of Vermont Health Access. Her commentary does not reflect the opinion of her employer.