Vermont’s new education reform law mandates that merger study committees begin work this fall. But ambiguities over posting ...

At two time-honored restaurants in Addison County, undecided and independent voters express more worry than certainty.

As workers’ rights are rolled back nationally, a constitutional amendment on the November ballot would keep Vermont lawmakers from undoing collective bargaining protections.

Republican Gov. Phil Scott also said his administration would “do whatever we have to do” to prevent federal officials from ...

The selectboard is considering a moratorium amid concerns the former Green Mountain Race Track site could be targeted for a large facility.

A three-part VTDigger and FRONTLINE series exposes gaps in the systems meant to help Vermont communities recover long after ...

The budget measure would lock compulsory union fees into the Vermont Constitution, putting them beyond the reach of future Legislatures and governors.

The site used to be home to a two-story building that housed apartments and commercial spaces before it burned down in 2007.

A Saturday snapshot from the Norwich Farmers’ Market just over two weeks ahead of Election Day shows some former Scott voters ...

Burlington’s mayor has selected a longtime New York police official to be the city’s next police chief. Anthony Geraci served in various New York police departments throughout his career, beginning ...

The answer? Yes, we can trust the polls — but only if we allow for uncertainty. That means not relying on one poll, but looking at them in aggregate, which usually means looking at a polling average.

The Green Mountain Care Board has become one of the most influential forces on how Vermont hospitals make and spend their money. Now, it’s in need of a new leader.