The religious school argues in court documents that Act 73's provisions around public tuition funding for private schools "gerrymanders out and excludes all religious schools from public benefits." ...

The state wants to boost voting access for people who are incarcerated or are experiencing homelessness, among other groups, as President Donald Trump is pushing to eliminate widely-used mail-in ...

The two houses, located at 14 and 16 South St., have fallen into disrepair in recent years, but their proposed demolition has proven controversial.

It’s no secret that we have a housing emergency in this state — there’s not enough housing and what’s available is beyond the reach of most Vermonters. Our efforts to address this crisis have only ...

The state is seeking to lease additional office space in Waterbury for staff within the Agency of Human Services but won’t say where yet.

From apples to carrots to maple syrup and skiing, the food, activities, and landscape we cherish in Vermont are possible in part due to this workforce,” said Naomi Wolcott-MacCausland at the ...

The organization is accepting letters of interest from those wanting to use its original historic headquarters while also pursuing a FEMA buyout program.

This commentary is by Tiffanie Katsuva. She lives in Colchester and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree at George Washington University. Vermont joined the $7.4 billion national ...

This is the best place in the world to train,” says Jessie Diggins, a gold, silver and bronze medalist and member of the SMS T2 elite cross-country team capping its offseason in Vermont.

For many first-generation college students, the path to higher education is anything but straightforward. A first-generation student is a person whose parents did not complete a four-year degree. And ...

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 ...

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 ...