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 […]
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All the Vermont Media News You Can Use in 2026
Vermont media outlets are typically the ones writing headlines, not featuring in them. But we turned the tables for Seven
All the Vermont Media News You Can Use in 2026
Vermont media outlets are typically the ones writing headlines, not featuring in them. But we turned the tables for Seven
VTDigger’s Contract Negotiations Highlight Fears About AI
The journalists at VTDigger formed a union in 2020 to bring better pay and working conditions to Vermont’s pioneering online
Senator Who Resigned Over Racist Chats Lands Reporting Gig
Sam Douglass Credit: Courtesy Sam Douglass, a former Orleans County state senator who resigned in October after his participation in
Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont: February 25-March 4, 2026
Sleepless in Québec Saturday 28 The 23rd edition of Montréal’s Nuit Blanche hosts more than 100 illuminating urban adventures across
DCF Issues New Foster-Parent Licensing Guidance as Part of Legal Settlements
The Vermont Department for Children and Families has changed its guidance regarding whether prospective foster parents must affirm the gender
Senate President Baruth Won’t Seek Reelection
Sen. Phil Baruth, the leader of the Vermont Senate, announced on Friday that he will not seek reelection this November.
Senate President Baruth Won’t Seek Reelection
Sen. Phil Baruth, the leader of the Vermont Senate, announced on Friday that he will not seek reelection this November.
Burlington Company Helps Topple Trump’s Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, a final ruling in a case that