In just a few months, the first-time candidate has transformed from a political unknown into perhaps Gov. Phil Scott’s most formidable challenger yet.

City staff and employees at partner organizations will be trained on civil arrest exemptions found in a new state law.

Tacos on handmade tortillas in the University Mall food court? Homestyle dishes from across Mexico in a sapphic cocktail and vinyl bar? ¡Por supuesto!

Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Vermont-born standup superstar Tina Friml at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.

The Vermont Agency of Education could lose funding over the mistakes, which state officials identified and reported themselves to the feds.

Invited to create outdoor art at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Jonathan Gitelson teamed up with resettled refugees to create murals pondering America’s promise.

‘How to Face the End of the World,’ from Middlebury College classics professor Christopher Star, examines the timeless theme of prepping for global annihilation.

The faculty show at the Fleming Museum offers different approaches to context, from profs whose work tells all to those who withhold details about its meaning.

Unidentified remains from the Revolutionary War battle on Lake Champlain will be given a full military funeral in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

A neighbor's seasonal yard display is too spooky for a 5-year-old. Here's advice on explaining Halloween traditions and overcoming the fear factor.

America’s most notorious Revolutionary War turncoat is still synonymous with treachery. Vermont’s Willard Sterne Randall says there’s more to the story.

On his third album, and first since leaving Vermont, the newly crowned indie darling looks at the collapse of society and wonders what’s next.

Heidi Schreck’s 2017 play is bold theater demonstrating what’s personal in the political and the power of respectful dialogue.

Tom Cruise plays an oil tycoon who pushes the world to the brink of cataclysm in this controversial, divisive dark comedy from Alejandro G. Iñárritu.

In Vermont restaurant news: Montpelier’s Ondis announced the end of its three-year run. For now, the Barre Street bar remains open with snacks and drinks.

Janet Echelman’s famed suspended net sculptures become the stage for eight dancers in a work choreographed by Princeton’s Rebecca Lazier.

An exhibit at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum sheds new light on heroism and humanity during a key Revolutionary War fight

Sister general stores in the Northeast Kingdom are looking out for their hungry neighbors. Customers help finance the novel grab ’n go program.

Publisher Paula Routly chased fall foliage on a Mount Hunger hike. For her, the autumn leaves represent the inevitability of change — and yet another deadline.

John Rodgers goes on the attack as former LG Molly Gray seeks her old job back.

The new 115-room hotel is infused with Vermont: from welcome creemees to locally sourced food at its Moss Café + Bar and eighth-floor Treetops restaurant.

In Vermont music news: Rockers help out furry friends; Phish fans want to send you to college; and Grace Potter and goth-metal act Max Crowley drop new singles.

Since taking over the kiosk at the corner of Church and College streets in Burlington, Mustafa Khudaier has built a following for his chicken shawarma wrap.

The naval reeneactment on Plattsburgh Bay is one of many Champlain Valley events celebrating the battle’s 250th anniversary.

Officials still need to buy a building, create zoning rules, hold public forums and get approval from the city council before the site can open.

Three Vermont doughnut purveyors have expanded their operations in recent months to meet a growing appetite for fried dough.

Heidi Schreck’s 2017 play is bold theater demonstrating what’s personal in the political and the power of respectful dialogue.

Starring Benedict Arnold, the conflict on Lake Champlain 250 years ago was the most important Revolutionary War fight you’ve never heard of.

Amanda Janoo's campaign had been seeking U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' endorsement for months.

Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including alt-Americana icon Lucinda Williams at New Hampshire’s Lebanon Opera House.

Jimmy and Carol Warnock salvaged building materials to save money. Forty-five years — and two additions — later, the home is artsy, light-filled and cozy.

The Yale-educated architect and former Vermonter designed houses that seem to move. A new book on his formative experiences is due out in October.

After losing the master tracks to an album he recorded 20 years ago, the Montpelier singer-songwriter returns to finish the job.

Bastien Loukia’s film about the iconoclastic French composer screens thanks to the Burlington-Honfleur Sister Cities Committee.

While homes are staying on the market longer and bidding wars are less common, the affordability crisis continues to sideline many potential buyers.

What’s the best way to support people on the street who are holding signs asking for money? Here are some thoughts on empathy and ways to take action.

On their debut full-length album, the Marshfield country-punk rockers drop a high-octane set of boot-stompin’ twangy bangers

Rajiv Joseph’s 2025 play, directed by Virginia Monte, is a tense two-hander designed to make viewers doubt what they see and hear.

The married partners run Dwellness, a unique hybrid of real estate brokerage, interior design service and retail shop that supports well-being.

The Winooski Valley Park District will take control of the property, which sits between Lake Champlain and the Burlington bike path.

Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, host of the hit reality show ‘To Catch a Predator,’ who builds a career on confronting criminals with theatrical flair.

Vermont has an abundance of eateries that work closely with farmers. But under chef Mike Borraccio, Pomfret’s only restaurant is something special.

The exhibition offers art and artifacts that chronicle two centuries of Vermonters’ changing attitudes toward sex, money, alcohol and drugs.

In his new book, 'The Forest Year: Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving', the Bolton naturalist documents one year of stewardship in the woods he calls home.

The filings lend credence to recent polling that suggests this year's governor's race is the most competitive in a decade.

In Vermont restaurant news, a Burlington biz builds cross-border relations at ‘Michelin’ Green Star Espace Old Mill, while a Bristol staple seeks new owners.

Seven Days set out to answer the eternal question: What makes a dive bar ... a dive bar? From Barton to Rutland, here’s what we figured out.