A pair of federal monitors in plainclothes intends to visit all eight polling places in Burlington on Election Day.

Liz Robertson Little and her husband, Robert Little, are on the youngish side for funeral directors in Vermont. Both are 33, in a state where the average mortician is in their mid-fifties. They work ...

Along Canusa Street, American and Canadian homes face one another across an invisible border. For about a third of a mile, Canusa — named for the two countries it splits — marks the international ...

Award-winning author M.T. Anderson found his 1796 home a decade ago on a dirt road in rural Vermont. Eva Sollberger got a candlelit tour and heard some tall tales.

Williams, 74, allegedly hit his adult daughter during an argument about a "moldy bale of hay," a police affidavit says.

Gov. Phil Scott and challenger Amanda Janoo are planning events around the state before polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.

The family-owned bagelry group will add a fifth location by the end of 2026. After just over a year, Westford’s country store has closed its doors. Avery said the family is renovating the St. Albans ...

Vermont has struck a three-year deal with the government of Nova Scotia to explore the possibility of bringing wind power to ...

The retail center, a hub of locally owned businesses, has been listed for $27.75 million. Edelmann plans to focus on a few passion projects already in the works.

Terrified of his woodstoves and weary of the attention they demanded, Hinesburg’s Neil Shah invented a device to alert him when the fires need tending.

A committee of Democrats and Progressives will try to negotiate on the so-called "Burlington Forward" proposal.