Local leaders, asked to cut a $25 million spending plan for the coming fiscal year, will seek approval this month for a revised tax hike of 10.8%.

The addition of plaintiffs does not change the suit’s argument but increases pressure on the state to finance its defense.

According to a new lawsuit, Mary Gomes called Washington County Mental Health Services multiple times days before she was killed in Montpelier, but an employee declined a request for a visit.

The lawsuit alleges six violations, including breach of contract, wrongful discharge, infliction of emotional distress and conspiracy, among others.

When voters are faced with a confusion candidate, a candidate from one party who runs in another party’s primary, are there any winners?

The potential elimination of Head Start would represent a setback to decades of progress in advancing equitable access to high-quality services that support child and family well-being.

Women leaders from across Vermont gathered for a powerful celebration of impact and connection. Step inside the event and ...

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 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.

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

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 ...

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