Their report Friday details state revenue collections and pressures over the first half of the 2026 fiscal year, which started last July.

We hope it's a space for everybody and all the populations of people that we serve. We could do some really fun and creative adventure and learning there,” Vermont Adaptive’s executive director said.

We all make mistakes, and that doesn’t mean you can’t change,” said Kitty O’Hara, the longest-serving volunteer at the Hartford Community Restorative Justice Center.

Condos make up nearly half of the 1,039 short-term rental properties in Stowe, over two-thirds of which are located within the town's six resort complexes.

The latest version of the bill doesn’t carry an appropriation, meaning the program won’t run — even if the bill becomes law — unless the Legislature sets aside money for it in the state budget. Some ...

In this time of education and health care reform, school-based mental health services must be flexible to meet the needs of our schools and students. Lamoille County Mental Health Services (LCMHS) is ...

The $5 million proposal would stanch the loss of housing vouchers this year, but is much less than housing authorities had requested.

The Upper Valley, a most extraordinary economic and cultural heartbeat of the vast twin-state region, is currently at a turning point where outstanding institutional growth is colliding with a bucolic ...

The Essex Junction resident will face one-time Lt. Gov. Molly Gray in the Democratic primary for the state’s second highest office.

David Sleigh, an attorney for Tate Rheaume, argued in recent court filings that revelations from an internal affairs ...

Deputy Adjutant General Henry “Hank” Harder and Col. Roger “Brent” Zeigler are running for the post as some guard members are deployed under a controversial Trump administration directive.

Beth Roberts said she wants to establish a better relationship with Vermont’s largest hospital and work on changing the state’s status as home to some of the highest health care costs.