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For the first time in its history, the Vermont Senate has suspended one of its own members. The Vermont Senate voted 20-10 Wednesday afternoon to...
The leadership team of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has laid out what it says is the path to victory in the party's nomination...
The future of a bill to legalize marijuana is very much in doubt on this first day of the 2016 session. House Speaker Shap Smith says there are still...
Tuesday, the 2016 Legislative session kicks off in Montpelier. There's usually a lot more activity in the few first weeks of the second year of the...
Writer Laura Stevenson has written two works of fiction inspired by her own life in Vermont. One of her books drew on the very personal experience of...
As many Vermonters know all too well, catastrophic floods have become increasingly frequent in the state. In many cases, they devastate homes, roads and...
Brattleboro started a sidewalk compost program five years ahead of Vermont's 2020 mandate, and the move is already saving the town money.
On this final day of 2015 we're taking a look back at some of the year's most significant news stories, some of which will no doubt influence events in...
The Quechee Community Church is closing, and the church building will be sold.
Police arrested Vermont native Chavis Murphy in Springfield, Mass. Tuesday night in connection with the weekend murder of a New York City man on Church...
Once again a group of local citizens is stepping in to save a Vermont general store in danger of closing. This time the effort is focused on giving...
Gov. Peter Shumlin says he won't ask the Legislature to raise taxes to pay for an expansion of the Medicaid program.
Albert J. Marro has been a fixture at press conferences and sporting events in Rutland for nearly half a century. At the end of this month the longtime...
The resettling of Syrian refugees in the U.S. has become a national debate: While many governors have tried to block Syrians from entering their states,...
Backers of the push to legalize marijuana say the commercial cannabis market will be a boon for the Vermont economy. But some major employers are...