Vermont legislators are struggling with what to do next with a major education reform bill, which Gov. Phil Scott is pushing ...

The bill is Burlington voters’ second attempt in a decade at asking legislators to approve a ban on guns in bars. This year’s ...

Democrats and Progressives deliberated into Monday night on a request by more than 100 businesses to relocate a free lunch program in a downtown parking garage.

Karen Kevra was passionate about playing the flute as a child. But in college, she became disillusioned and walked away. Her winding journey brought her back to music and transformed the music scene ...

Administration officials have been pressuring lawmakers to speed up the transition away from the emergency motel housing program, and cut down on costs. Despite winning some concessions, the ...

The man was found dead on the railroad tracks near the town's Five Corners early Wednesday morning, according to police.

Health officials celebrated the progress in reducing opioid deaths and cited public health interventions. But a treatment recovery director warned the data could be misleading.

There are few things better in life than watching a child recognize the power of their voice. The arts give students an opportunity to do that.

SNAP benefits 66,500 Vermonters and the cuts considered will shift $38 million to the Vermont state budget if Vermont can maintain the benefit. Experts say this shift is not sustainable. Our state ...

Even though legislators have already passed a state budget proposal — typically the last act of a legislative session — major bills on education reform and housing are still being debated.

The two-and-a-half-hour forum featured residents who referenced unequal access that marginalized community members face in Vermont’s most diverse city.

Vermonters have always been in the forefront of standing up for civil liberties, and they've always been in the forefront of standing against the abuse of governmental power,” said Sen. Peter Welch.