Corrections employees claim that changes to victim notifications will make the system more trauma informed. But others reviewing the system think it will have the opposite effect — and were left in ...

No two are quite alike. From king and queen trusses to parallelogram-shaped spans built on bends, like some on the First Branch, Gatenby has come to appreciate their variety and character.

In its life at Shelburne Museum, the Ticonderoga will be repaired and replaced in parts. It will be preserved in spirit even as many of the original materials waste away.

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Ode to the simply whimsical and the unnecessarily dramatic” by Gretchen Wertlieb, 17, of South Burlington. Artwork is “Essence of Summer” by Elise Cournoyer ...

The federal program, which funds nutrition and exercise education for eligible recipients, will end Sept. 30, eliciting worry from officials and providers.

The decision issued earlier this month comes in a lawsuit filed more than four years ago challenging delays in the state’s court system associated with obtaining civil complaints.

Nearly 60% of Vermont faces severe drought. Officials say reporting drought impacts help collect data and shape a response.

The letter sent to Vermont does not explicitly mention checks for people’s citizenship or immigration status. But this week, the Trump administration confirmed the justice department is sharing states ...

The annual event, which has been held since 1867, is taking place until Sunday in the Orange County town it's named after.

Winters led DCF starting in January 2023 and will now work as deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor. Rick Hildebrant is set to become commissioner of the Vermont Department of Health.

A benefit concert on Sept. 14 will kick off a crowdfunding campaign with matching donation from Thompson Trust.

The state transportation agency has proposed making up a $7.5 million gap in its current budget with cuts to construction projects and “position management savings.” ...