District to Save $6 Million on Burlington High School Bond
In November 2022, Burlington voters agreed to borrow $165 million to demolish and rebuild the outdated, chemical-ridden Burlington High School. […]
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Vermont Still Without a Permanent U.S. Attorney
Nearly a year into his second term, President Donald Trump has yet to nominate someone to serve as Vermont’s top
Vermont Still Without a Permanent U.S. Attorney
Nearly a year into his second term, President Donald Trump has yet to nominate someone to serve as Vermont’s top
Winooski Second Grader in ICE Detention in Texas
A Winooski student in the second grade is in immigration detention in Texas after he and his mother were detained
Vermont Faces a 12 Percent Increase in Education Taxes
Vermonters will face an 11.9 percent average increase in education property taxes next year unless lawmakers again step in to
Report IDs Options to Reduce McNeil Emissions
A new report has identified two ways Burlington could reduce carbon emissions from its wood-burning power plant without significantly raising
Vermont Afghans on Edge Following Shooting of Guard Soldiers in D.C.
Vermont’s Afghan community is reeling from news this week that a fellow national has been accused of shooting two National
Video: Exploring Law Island With Teage O’Connor
Vermont’s severe summer drought caused problems for farmers, boaters and people with wells. But it also led to some new
New Buy-Local Campaign Urges “Main Street Over Wall Street”
Vermonters concerned about who controls the purse strings in the U.S. should stop and think before clicking on Amazon to
Pride Center Receives $350,000 Gift to Help It Reopen
The Pride Center of Vermont says it has received an anonymous $350,000 donation that will allow it to reopen its