Central Vermont has received upward of 20 inches of rain from June to August, putting it on track to have the rainiest summer since the National...
On Tuesday, dozens of Montpelier residents gathered to discuss ideas for improving the city’s relationship with the three rivers that run inside...
A line of thunderstorms is predicted to pass through Vermont on Thursday afternoon, bringing strong winds of up to 10 mph and up to 1½ inches of...
Gov. Phil Scott has signed into law a measure intended to strengthen anti-harassment protections in the workplace and ban pay discrimination for...
The Vermont Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday on whether the state Department for Children and Families should be allowed to open a new...
The federal government plans to end the national public health emergency for COVID on May 11, after more than three years of wide-ranging, pandemic...
A Vermont Superior Court jury awarded $605,000 last week to the former head of a Vermont correctional facility, who contended he was fired for...
The Vermont Supreme Court issued a decision Friday in favor of Montpelier allowing noncitizens to vote in its local elections.The court ruled that...
The Vermont Department of Health on Friday revealed that 86 more Vermonters than previously known have died from COVID-19. A revised count raises...
The state Department of Health plans to end walk-in COVID-19 and flu vaccine clinics by Jan. 31.The clinics have given out between 500,000 and 1...
Vermonters earn higher incomes and are less likely to live in poverty than they were a decade ago, according to the latest data from the U.S...
A nationwide winter storm is expected to reach Vermont on Friday, bringing extremely high winds and flood risks throughout the state, according to...