The Immigration Customs and Enforcement facility in the town has become a flashpoint for many residents who are demanding the federal agency leave the state.

Senators are considering how to write a law that could bar federal officers from hiding their identities in Vermont. But they’ll need to make it bulletproof against legal challenges.

The biggest concern is the negative impact of TIF financing on the Vermont Education Fund. The use of TIF means our property tax revenue, normally sent to the fund, will be diverted to repaying the ...

Scott’s proposal for the 2027 fiscal year is about 3% larger than the budget he and the Legislature put in place for the current year. But he said the spending plan calls for fewer new initiatives ...

Gov. Phil Scott, long a proponent of nuclear energy, threw his weight behind a bill Tuesday that could usher in a comeback for nuclear in 2026. “There’s a better way to lower energy prices and reduce ...

Northfield started the year with some key interim hires and signed an agreement with Montpelier for police coverage in the small Washington County town of about 5,900. Steven Mackenzie, an engineer ...

Whether it was her students or her refugee families, Maureen always went the extra mile. “You get involved in their lives,” she said.  “You don’t just walk in, teach, and leave.” ...

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

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.

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

We do not need more administration. We need more teachers in classrooms. We may have fewer children, but teachers today handle more emotional needs of the students than in the past.

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.