The Geisel School of Medicine is one of five medical schools being investigated by the U.S. Department of Education.

Vermont could set a national example by replacing party politics with merit-based elections and ranked-choice voting.

His tenure has been defined by a harder line on reining in hospital budgets and insurance premium increases. He plans to stay ...

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Gov. Phil Scott signed an executive order Thursday that gives preference to local news organizations when deciding where to invest state advertising dollars.

Jed lived a life of faith, service, integrity and leadership. He used his many skills and achievements to lead organizations he cared about and to help others. He enjoyed people and could talk to ...

Nicholas Fontana is the second officer in recent months accused of violating the state-required Fair and Impartial Policing Policy while a member of the department.

Sellers, not the people who bought their homes, set those “obscene” Covid-era housing prices. We know Vermont has a housing problem; affordability and availability are both major issues here. I moved ...

Aly Richards says she’s the only one with the experience to hit the ground running. But Amanda Janoo says only she is the one truly thinking big.

The growing network helps local newsrooms broaden coverage while bringing more stories from southern Vermont to readers statewide.

Ruth Hare is VTDigger's managing editor with more than 30 years of Vermont journalism experience and newsroom leadership.

Unfortunately, Essex is one of only a few high schools in Vermont that offer journalistic programs for students. After seeing how quickly passionate students could pick up the basics of journalism in ...