If there’s a way I can make a difference, then I want to try,” the nation’s most-decorated cross-country racer says in advance of her fourth and final Olympics.

The Randolph Area Community Development Corporation announced it will dissolve over the course of 2026, citing dwindling federal funding and project pipeline issues.

After more than 25 years, the bar’s owner is ready to let what he calls “the spirit of the Bean” live on with someone else.

Daisey Darling, who had owned the deli since 2014 with her now ex-husband, decided to close the business in December as the pair divorced and the business struggled to turn a profit.

Although overall town populations in Stowe, Morristown and Elmore have increased over the last decade, school enrollment has declined by 10% since 2017, according to a new study.

The contract lays out a pay schedule that starts with a base wage of $34 an hour, putting the Hinesburg department relatively in line with other Chittenden County police forces.

Vermont’s commitment to child care is a source of statewide pride. We must protect and strengthen that commitment: keep growing child care programs, keep strengthening our early childhood educator ...

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “The Brave,” by Marga Camarinta, 15, of Manchester Center. Photo is “Above the Clouds,” by Juniper Franks, 14, of Fairfield.

David Sleigh, an attorney for Tate Rheaume, argued in recent court filings that revelations from an internal affairs ...

The latest version of the bill doesn’t carry an appropriation, meaning the program won’t run — even if the bill becomes law — unless the Legislature sets aside money for it in the state budget. Some ...

In this time of education and health care reform, school-based mental health services must be flexible to meet the needs of our schools and students. Lamoille County Mental Health Services (LCMHS) is ...

Their report Friday details state revenue collections and pressures over the first half of the 2026 fiscal year, which started last July.