In the Shadow of a Notorious Orphanage, a Memorial Is Unveiled
Survivors of Burlington’s St. Joseph’s Orphanage — a long-shuttered institution with a dark legacy of abuse — gathered with supporters […]
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Woman Pleads Not Guilty in Border Patrol Agent’s Killing
The 21-year-old woman accused of fatally shooting a U.S. Border Patrol agent during a Vermont traffic stop was arraigned Friday
Vermont Receives Disputed EV Funds
Vermont will receive all of the federal funding for electric vehicle chargers that it was promised before the Trump administration
Vermont Receives Disputed EV Funds
Vermont will receive all of the federal funding for electric vehicle chargers that it was promised before the Trump administration
Shelburne Cop Pleads Guilty to Lesser Charge in Fatal Crash
A Shelburne police sergeant who struck and killed a bicyclist while on duty last year will avoid prison time after
State Regulators Urged to Cut UVM Medical Center’s Budget
State regulators will vote this month on the proposed fiscal year 2026 budget for the University of Vermont Medical Center,
Report Supports State Ownership of the Green River Dam
A long-awaited report on the future of the Green River hydro dam concludes that the most cost-effective option for its
Regulators Seek Rare Audit of Burlington Electric Department
Vermont regulators are recommending an outside audit of the Burlington Electric Department’s management, saying the utility showed a “troubling pattern
Must See, Must Do, September 3-10
Paint the Town Friday 5-Sunday 7 The South End Art Hop transforms Burlington’s South End Arts District into a veritable
Teen, New York Man Charged in Burlington Beating Death
A South Burlington teenager and a New York City man have been charged with second-degree murder in the death of