The group considered several kinds of mergers that would reduce costs across the state, including for school districts that provide families choice when there are public schools in neighboring ...

Two federal courts today told the Trump Administration what they are doing with SNAP benefits is wrong,” Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark said in a statement. “We will keep fighting.” ...

As gridlock in Congress continues over the end of expanded health insurance subsidies, thousands of Vermonters will begin to confront an impossible choice about what to do in 2026: pay more or go ...

Programs serving the Champlain Valley and Northeast Kingdom will run out of funds by early December, the Vermont Head Start Association said.

There have been no accidents involving e-bikes in the city, according to data from the South Burlington Police Department.

Mary Hoffman moved from Ohio to Vermont in 2005 and quickly came to believe in the power of Vermont’s cultural, environmental ...

This commentary by Kurt L. White. He is a licensed clinical social worker working at Brattleboro Retreat, a private non-profit psychiatric hospital founded in 1834, where he oversees communications ...

Patrick J. Leahy represented Vermont in the United States Senate for 48 years – from 1975 to 2023. He also was president pro tempore of the United States Senate from 2012 to 2015 and from 2021 to 2023 ...

"It means so much to see career and technical education celebrated on a statewide level," said awardee Linda Alvarez, the business and entrepreneurship teacher at the Windham Regional Career Center.

Some clinicians and hospitals are betting on an extension of Medicare coverage for virtual care while others think creatively to cover the costs of care.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Jason Turner, one of the prosecutors in the case, said during the brief hearing in federal court in Burlington that U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi had “authorized” the ...

As the nation grapples with a growing mental health crisis, a residential therapeutic community in Vermont’s Green Mountains is asking its residents to slow down and do the work.