Thousands Say ‘No Kings’ at Protests Across Vermont
For the second time in a matter of months, thousands of people around Vermont on Saturday took to the streets […]
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Québec Abenaki Say Research Proves Vermont Tribal Members Lack Native Heritage
Abenaki leaders in Québec on Friday unveiled genealogical research that they say proves specific members of Vermont-recognized tribes have no
Sen. Sam Douglass Resigns Over Racist Chats
Vermont Sen. Sam Douglass (R-Orleans) announced on Friday that he will resign from his seat, bowing to intense pressure from
Beta Technologies Seeks to Raise $825 Million in Market Debut
Beta Technologies is hoping to raise as much as $825 million in its initial public offering, according to documents filed
Video: Volunteers Meet Weekly to Pick Up Trash in Downtown Burlington
Some of downtown Burlington’s challenges feel intractable, such as the number of unhoused people living outside and the public signs
School Board Chair Files Ethics Complaint Against Sen. Beck
The chair of the Danville School Board filed a complaint on Wednesday with the Senate Ethics Committee against state Sen.
‘Next to Normal,’ Lost Nation Theater
Musical comedy is a reliable source of happy endings, so a set of characters that doesn’t fit the happily-ever-after template
State Suspends License of Rutland Childcare Center
State regulators have suspended the license of a childcare center in Rutland affiliated with an evangelical church after finding serious
Homeland Security Building in Williston Hit With Hateful Graffiti
Somebody spray-painted hateful and threatening messages, including “kill yourselves” and “hang yourself,” on a U.S. Homeland Security building in Williston
Gov: ‘Surge’ of Aid to Burlington Will Start a ‘Community Accountability Court’
Updated at 3:33 p.m. To address concerns over persistent low-level crimes and “disorder” in Burlington, Gov. Phil Scott on Friday