Tendo, who fled his native country to seek asylum and has lived in Vermont since 2021, was detained outside a health care facility in Shelburne where he works, advocates said.

In a new book, author Dan Chaisson traces Sanders' political roots across the East Coast. "Moving to Vermont was a way of thinking, could we start society over?” ...

He’s among the lawmakers considering a bill, S.211, that would allow Vermonters to get their vehicles inspected every other year instead of annually. Some senators hope the change could make the ...

Scott’s move comes after 19 Windsor County lawmakers told Palmer he should forfeit his sheriff duties while he faces a slew of sex crime charges.

Noah has always made the most of his time. Dual enrollment, advanced coursework, and community college gave him a strong head start at UVM. Balancing classes, work, and careful planning, Noah is ...

The pro tem wants his idea included in this year’s midcycle budget tune-up legislation, which modifies state spending through June. Senate Approps started taking testimony on the “budget adjustment” ...

A federal rule proposed Friday would cap the amount of federal dollars nurses can borrow towards graduate level degrees. Vermont’s nurses say that can undermine an already strapped workforce.

Under the bill, plug-in solar devices would no longer need an interconnection agreement, a contract between customer and utility which ensures technical compatibility when connecting a new energy ...

How do we get as much education and clarity out to the Rutland community and help them just be prepared for what will be definitively an unconventional mayoral race,” a Board of Aldermen member said.

The contentious vote over Drescher, who recently served as Vermont’s top federal prosecutor, came after senators approved Christina Nolan’s appointment to the court.

The underlying issue goes beyond school consolidation and concerns an aging population. On Front Porch Forum, I see requests from countless people seeking assistance for physically demanding chores ...

Underinsurance is keeping Vermonters from seeing doctors — with devastating consequences. This commentary is by Jack Mayer, a retired Vermont pediatrician and public health epidemiologist and cancer ...