Burlington joined dozens of other cities across the U.S. rallying in solidarity with anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles who faced off with federal troops this week.

The bill would have marked a fundamental pivot in how Vermont approaches homelessness, which has spiked amid a crushing housing shortage and rising housing costs.

The city promises that seniors will transition to the Heineberg Community Senior Center, but it’s unclear just how planned out that transition will be.

A Vermont man sued the Burlington Free Press for not covering his son’s basketball games, claiming it caused him anxiety and panic attacks.

State transit budget cuts, no continuing town support, and fewer riders than expected doom the evening service experiment and disappoint its architects and rider base ...

Vermonters’ genetic information shouldn’t be up for sale without their consent,” Attorney General Charity Clark said in response to the company’s bankruptcy sale.

Consolidated Communications has been hit with a proposed collective and class action lawsuit alleging that the telecommunications giant does not give overtime pay to its technicians in Vermont and two ...

Emmanuelle Soumailhan, coordinator for Capstone Community Action's food shelf, said that the pantry gets about 800 to 1,000 visitors per month — double the traffic it received before the Covid ...

We’re proud to share that Theo Wells-Spackman will join VTDigger in July as our newest Report for America corps member.

Above all else, Geoff loved spending time with family and friends. His positive spirit was infectious, and people lined up to be near him.

The best thing we can do as Vermonters is urge our friends and family in Republican states to advocate for keeping the IRA tax credits.

We need to move forward toward a public school system that provides equal and better educational quality, with community control and lower costs.