Vermont’s symbolic rebel is viewed by some as a legend and others as a lightning rod. On this month’s 250th anniversary of his Revolutionary War capture of Fort Ticonderoga, scholars are aiming to ...

After May 7, flight passengers without a REAL ID or another federally accepted ID like a passport will not be allowed through airport security.

Voters will soon decide whether to support the $14.8 million 2026 budget proposal, representing a property tax rate increase of 5.87%. Barre City voters moved its Town Meeting Day to May in 2024 to ...

The effort to make Canada the 14th colony had proved a failure. Although it was never a colony, Vermont, not Canada, would become the 14th state.

Marianna Holzer leafed through a carefully bound photo book that tells her family’s story. On one side of her family, her Swiss grandfather passed the bookbinding tradition on to his son, who passed ...

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Kindness, accidentally,” by Ev Tower-Pierce, 17, of East Burke. Artwork is “The Beginning of Life,” by Jaquira Earley, 17, of West Rutland.

The Legislature is maintaining its self-imposed climate obligations while simultaneously acknowledging that their proposed solutions are both impractical and too expensive.

Show the state and the country that Rutland will not stand by while its most vulnerable residents are abandoned.

Community groups, labor unions, student and faith communities rallied across Vermont and around the nation on May Day, ...

The legislative panel is considering language that would allow cyclists to treat stop signs like yield signs when no cars are present at a four-way stop, among other changes.

Over the last two years, “persistently rainy conditions made many forested areas too wet to harvest,” a logging industry rep told legislators.

This commentary is from a group of Vermont businesses, listed below the text.