A sharp drop in the state’s excess spending threshold is forcing Hartford to make deep cuts, even as expenses rise.
VTDigger earned Distinguished News Site honors and two A-Mark investigative journalism awards from the New England Newspaper ...
The gubernatorial candidates need to say how they would make energy more affordable for Vermont households and businesses.
Humans inadvertently brought spotted lanternflies to the U.S. from Asia, and Vermonters play a big role in limiting their ...
The attorney general is reviewing allegations that a PAC failed to disclose donors and file a required report.
BARRE — A fist bump from a Vermont Frost Heaves player turned Anthony Marques into a fan who attended 102 of the team’s consecutive games. Years later, he brought a team of his own, the Vermont ...
Two new polls differ sharply on Vermont’s governor’s race. History suggests the numbers deserve a closer look.
Vermont's prostitution laws make it harder for people to report exploitation and for survivors to rebuild their lives.
As international enrollment falls, Vermont stands to lose millions in economic activity. A green card for full-tuition graduates would change that.
Visa delays and shifting Trump administration policies are leading to less international interest in a U.S. education, school leaders say ...
Even in the height of this digital age, there are people without cell phone service. Most recent driving test data from the state show that large swaths of the county have limited to zero cell phone ...
For Community News Service, a VTSU-Castleton internship, for Rutland Herald In 1926, Irving Godnick opened the first ...
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