Fire Destroys Four Electric School Buses in Williston
Updated at 4:33 p.m. A late-night fire on Wednesday destroyed four electric school buses charging in the parking lot of […]
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2025 Vermont Book Awards Finalists Announced
The Vermont Book Awards announced 14 finalists for its 2025 prize on Thursday. Awards in four categories, each of which
Man Sought by ICE Wasn’t in Besieged South Burlington Home
Federal immigration agents did not apprehend the man they were searching for during an operation that kicked off a chaotic,
Chaos Breaks Out at Scene of ICE Arrests in South Burlington
Updated at 9:48 p.m. An all-day standoff between federal immigration authorities and protesters trying to block agents from entering a
VTDigger Editor-in-Chief Announces Her Departure
Updated at 6:09 p.m. Less than a year after taking the helm as editor-in-chief of online statewide news site VTDigger,
Video: Adam Silverman Photographs Vermont’s Scenic Beauty
The full Sugar Moon rising behind Camel’s Hump. Fiery sunsets lighting up Lake Champlain. Fall foliage engulfing Smugglers’ Notch. From
Most Vermont Communities Pass Their School Budgets
Against the backdrop of major education reform efforts in the legislature and rising property taxes, the vast majority of Vermont
All the Rivers Raises the Voices of Vermont Immigrants
The Congolese Catholic Choir was mired in disagreement. Over what, precisely, would have been hard for most Vermonters to parse
Burlington Voters Approve 5-Cent Tax Increase, Other Ballot Items
Burlington voters approved four ballot initiatives on Town Meeting Day, including a 5-cent police and fire tax increase intended to
Protesters Arrested at ICE Facility Will Not Be Charged
The 13 people cited for criminal trespass during a sit-in protest against federal immigration authorities at a Williston office park