While the superintendent’s letter names the problem, the Northfield community is right to point out that words alone are not enough,” said Mia Schultz, president of the Rutland Area NAACP.

Though still below pre-pandemic levels and its 2000s peak, Vermont’s growing prison population has caused overcrowding across the system. The state is assessing its options.

State and county reviews found that Capt. Jason Gray was justified in his use of force in the incident that has resulted in a suspect facing attempted murder charges for firing on him.

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Meanwhile classrooms in the Hartford Area Career and Technical Center remain off limits for the second school year in a row due to air quality testing results.

Ahead of a CDC meeting expected to restrict access to vaccines, the department’s leaders said they will follow independent medical associations’ recommendations.

As a first-generation college student from a working-class Vermont family, Evan Haley knew college was out of reach without support. Brittany Hamblin was working hard and still falling behind. The ...

Water levels in Berlin Pond dropped just below the threshold to warrant conservation efforts, according to Kurt Motyka, director of Montpelier’s public works department.

On Thursday, Executive Director Don Stevens said he received a pledge “out of the blue” of up to $43,600 to guarantee the pantry would make it through the winter.

In May 2011, Barre was the casualty of a flood that left 3 feet of mud caked on buildings and in the streets. The Times-Argus building on North Main was swamped. The Harrington Street Bridge collapsed ...

No one had published a full accounting of the extraordinary amounts of public money spent on housing since 2020. We pieced it together.

The health network announced that Steven Leffler, who leads the University of Vermont Medical Center, will serve as the network’s interim president and CEO.