At his weekly press conference, Scott said that he had not yet read the final version of the bill, but indicated that lawmakers “would have had to move a long ways” before gaining his signature.

Supporters have said the proposed limits on outpatient pharmaceutical drugs could provide the most immediate relief to ...

With a grocery store’s return to the former Sterling Market location looking increasingly doubtful, longtime resident Mike Mignone and his wife Haley Newman stepped in to fill the gap.

The arrests took place near the construction site of Newport Crossing, an affordable housing project in Newport by nonprofit housing developer RuralEdge.

David Bergh, who has served as the university’s president since 2023, plans to end his nearly 30-year career in higher ...

Burlington-based Terry Cycling and the State of Vermont were both part of the court win that struck down most of the president’s tariffs, though the order is being appealed.

This commentary is by Daniel Barlow — executive director of the People’s Health & Wellness Clinic in Barre and board chair of Vermont’s Free and Referral Clinic association — and Dr. Allan Ramsay, ...

Limited access to surgical care and rising insurance costs in Vermont led Dr. Christopher Bartels to open Green Mountain Hernia Specialists, and to offer health care in a different way.

A fairer tax system, based largely on ability to pay, would help us weather challenges while we restructure our education delivery in a more thoughtful way.

The movement toward greater consolidation is movement away from local input, community engagement and informed democracy.

At a roundtable discussion hosted by U.S. Sen. Peter Welch, Vermont business owners said hefty tariffs have caused chaos, hurting small companies, consumers and innovation.

Kseniia Petrova, a genetics researcher originally from Russia, still remains jailed on a separate federal criminal charge in ...