Karen Kevra, one of Vermont’s finest flutists, is celebrating two, or perhaps three, milestones with her program “Her ...

The mutually existential trauma engulfing Israelis and Palestinians more than 5,500 miles away is pulling us apart back here in Vermont. The difficulty Vermonters are having discussing the Gaza War ...

House GOP leaders have come out against a measure in the bill that would prevent political parties from nominating general election candidates who didn’t run in that party’s primary.

The Ambies-nominated podcast of the year examines the perverse effects of the crisis, from skyrocketing insurance premiums to a scarcity of affordable housing: “We’re only at the beginning of this.” ...

Vermont lawmakers on Friday took the first steps to “buy down” an anticipated six percent increase in property taxes.

The House Education Committee is considering turning the proposal into a subcommittee within the Commission on the Future of Public Education to study redistricting ...

In the meantime, lawmakers are still working on property tax relief for this year. Coming out of Town Meeting Day school ...

Vermont’s Attorney General held a town hall in Montpelier this week to explain the multiple lawsuits her office has filed ...

As summer fades away and the nights lengthen, touched by frost, the forests of Vermont heed the call to shed their summer ...

A top flood-mitigation project for Waterbury is making progress in Montpelier where a House committee on Thursday agreed to add to the Capital Budget bill permission for state ...

The town’s budget committee has put forward a budget that would increase the tax rate by 9 cents if approved by voters in May, though officials say ...

The word, borrowed from the world-famous Greek hilltop citadel in the center of Athens, has more than a little in common with ...