State Auditor Doug Hoffer has been in office for the past 14 years. He’s not running again, and his two potential ...

Vermonters living with developmental disabilities, Vermonters on oxygen, Vermonters in wheelchairs, babies and young children are being turned away from emergency housing and left outside.

Human and Constitutional rights have never been more at risk in our communities, particularly our farm communities, than they are today. For that reason, I am voting for Molly Gray for Lieutenant ...

When Lindsay Lachant was laid off from Copley Hospital after it closed its birthing center last Nov. 1, she already had ...

Cooler weather is coming as Vermont faces soaring heating fuel prices this winter, and a statewide coalition of energy ...

Looking to introduce the craft of woodworking to more people in the community, the folks at the MakerSphere Woodshop have scheduled multiple opportunities this fall for people to explore the shop, ...

Multiple projects currently underway are focused on the future of Randall Meadow in downtown Waterbury as a site that can expand the floodplain and continue to be a place for people to recreate.

The state’s efforts to gauge public sentiment on upcoming changes to rules about primitive camping are off to a slow start. Just two people turned out for a recent meeting to gather public comment in ...

After dozens of meetings with community members, hundreds of comments sharing ideas, and two years of their regular meetings ...

A week after a single-car crash on Vermont Route 100 in Warren, family and friends of 16-year-old Vinny Viola are preparing ...