As international enrollment falls, Vermont stands to lose millions in economic activity. A green card for full-tuition graduates would change that.

The attorney general is reviewing allegations that a PAC failed to disclose donors and file a required report.

Visa delays and shifting Trump administration policies are leading to less international interest in a U.S. education, school leaders say

Two new polls differ sharply on Vermont’s governor’s race. History suggests the numbers deserve a closer look.

There’s broad consensus that affordability is a problem, one political observer said. But Amanda Janoo and Phil Scott hardly see eye-to-eye on how to solve it.

Tapper’s new book, “The Forest Year: Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving,” explores the power of staying and paying careful attention to the environment around you.

Following “technical problems,” all ballots were mailed by Oct. 7, according to the Secretary of State.

The officer, Ethan Favreau, has been placed on administrative leave. No charges have been filed as of Friday afternoon.

A constitutional amendment on labor rights and Amanda Janoo’s campaign for governor appear to be generating national-level interest, campaign finance reports show.

Lt. Gov. John Rodgers and challenger Molly Gray met Tuesday for a tense debate hosted by Vermont Public.

The events aim to focus attention on the role that facilities in Vermont play in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations nationwide.

The fundraising numbers are another indicator that this year’s governor’s race could be the closest in a decade.

Teachers’ personal information was compromised after hackers infiltrated the district’s online systems last month. Hackers are demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars from the district, which has s...

The state’s largest religious denomination filed its request after spending $2 million in legal fees — and before facing a related creditors’ lawsuit seeking access to an estimated $500 million in loc...

The new charges include allegedly stealing more than $20,000 in items from Sterling College, where he was once a student.

The ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit could prompt more agents to look through devices than already do, a critic of the decision said.

The Monday decision requires payments to continue as a dispute between the union and the co-op over the reasons for the plant's closure plays out.

Researchers received the federal award to hone an artificial intelligence model designed to shorten patient stays in intensive care. The AI is designed to mimic patients and recommend treatments.

**Habrá traducción al español. Para ver la información sobre este evento en español, desplácese hacia abajo y presione en "Read more."** The right to vote is fundamental to our democracy, and we’ll a...

The hearing Monday was the first court proceeding in more than a year as Teresa Youngblut faces the possibility of the death penalty, if convicted.

Reduced staffing means there are fewer people on the ground to help farmers submit applications, explain the reason behind funding priorities and ensure that the federal government works for farmers, ...

Scott and Janoo in “statistical tie” in the state’s gubernatorial race.

The order, a reversal of the state labor board’s decision, comes after a monthslong legal battle between Gov. Phil Scott’s administration and the Vermont State Employees’ Association.

From fury over a regional land use plan to a new slate of legislative policy positions, the ascendant forum Rural Vermont Rising has been anything but dormant this summer.

Almost all of the $602 million decommissioning trust fund has been spent on demolishing the reactor and its affiliated structures and shipping the debris thousands of miles away.

Awartani was gravely wounded in 2023 when he and two friends were shot by Jason Eaton. A Vermont jury delivered a measure of justice this week when it convicted Eaton of three counts of attempted seco...

The verdict Monday caps a six-day trial for Jason Eaton where experts for the prosecution and defense offered differing opinions on whether he should be held criminally responsible for opening fire an...

A spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Justice said federal lawyers would likely appeal the ruling.

A local development corporation won the auction for 87 State St. in August, but the treasurer of the organization says the federal government wants more money for it.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Justice said federal lawyers would likely appeal the ruling.

Lawyers stepped in to prevent 73 evictions over two years through a pilot program that is now shutting down.

State tax laws let privileged property owners dodge proposals that could fund healthcare for everyone else.

Emergencies don't stop happening just because the state stops answering the phone.

The new approach scales back the use of digital devices and essentially prohibits the use of artificial intelligence.

Rodgers acknowledged he violated state rules but said the fact he has to pay any fine at all is “outrageous” because he feels he made only a simple mistake.

Attorneys presented opening statements Monday in the case of Jason Eaton, followed by the testimony of the three men Eaton allegedly shot.

“It is going to house significant opportunities for citizens across our town and our surrounding towns,” said the Pittsford Village Farm Board chair.

A 43rd anniversary edition of 1983’s “Real Vermonters Don’t Milk Goats” — the state’s all-time bestselling humor book — is debuting this month with a few 21st century tweaks.

“To say that these buyouts are long-overdue is a massive understatement,” said U.S. Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt.

Bob Dow lost the love of his life in the south tower. Nearing the 25th anniversary of the attack, he taught me why we still need stories like his — and journalists to tell them.

New Americans were sworn in at the Statehouse on the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

The ruling tested Vermont’s first attempt to enforce its new synthetic-media law, finding that a controversial AI-generated video was protected political satire.

Vermont’s secretary of natural resources said she supported a federal bill aimed at limiting cost hikes for water ratepayers associated with large data centers.

Jace Laquerre, a software engineer, has an unconventional plan: If he beats George this fall, he’ll resign and let the governor appoint someone else, the GOP said.

Now a federal pilot program is broadening access to the weight loss medication for some Medicare patients.

The National Trust for Local News will buy the five weekly publications under the Vermont Community Newspaper Group banner, expanding into a fourth state.

Here’s what that could mean for travel, tourism and everyday Vermonters.