Return of the Bird Bikes. Late-night cookie chain comes to Burlington. Missing children found safe.

Students walk out in support of school budget. Wanted: Teeth cleaners. Runner’s 100th half-marathon.

One less reason to keep spare change in the car. Marxist support for Hamas spreads to Dartmouth. Vergennes the home (again) for new Juvy Hall.

Another lethal consequence of Vermont’s craving for fentanyl and other illegal injected drugs.

Just like CVU, students earlier this month, students at Mt. Abe are protesting likely RIFs of teachers in the wake of a rejected school budget.

And…. Howard Dean mulling guv run. Local college students cheerleaders for Hamas.

Turmoil at the top at Norwich. VTrans hopes barriers will cut down on Notch stuckage. Roxbury school vote suit denied.

Another truck driver thought he/she could just squeak under one of Vermont’s iconic covered bridges.

Vermont’s small urban downtowns have been struggling for decades. Now the proliferation of empty storefronts in Brattleboro have town leaders asking, what’s the solution?

Flower lovers looking forward to Growing Season flocked to the Bloom Flower and Home Market in Burlington.

Because of the failed Montpelier/Roxbury school budget, the tiny town of Roxbury could lose its local school. Now they’re fighting back.

The Vermont publisher of Dr. Joseph Mercola’s ‘The Truth About Covid-19’ is scheduled to be sold.

In October, families of four earning $179,000 will be eligible for state child care assistance.

BIPOC Vermonters are getting a hand up in first-time homeowning.

Fun, fuel-efficient….and potentially fatal.

The 1,000 current Tesla drivers in Vermont now have an instate service center.

A new federal clean water rule could require more spending to reduce PFAs in Vermont drinking water.

Better buy a few rolls of those Forever stamps soon.

Redhawks win another title on the Gray Matter Gridiron. And….something about an eclipse?

Where will you be?

The Pawlet town constable’s video shows some of the scuffle that ensued when he arrested former Slate Ridge owner Daniel Banyai.

The manager who led the Lake Monsters to three league championships has died from glioblastoma.

It’s not just the hotels and motels that are cashing in on the three-day gold rush. Air B’n’Bs that once charged $50/night are now charging $500 – and getting it.

Nine subjects of the United Kingdom tried to plow through a landowner’s fence at the Canadian border in Highgate.

Kick or push? Jury being picked to decide the assault case against Franklin County Sheriff John Grismore.

Girl Scouts have been selling cookies since 1917. More than a century later, they’re not homemade anymore, but they’re still a delicious, popular fundraiser.

Schools say it’s safer for students to be home on Eclipse Day.

What to do with a prosecutor who (police say) drove drunk to a crime scene then wrote an angry, embarrassing letter about the cops she works with?

Steve Cormier, a longtime star in the Vermont broadcasting world and a key transitional leader between owners at community radio station WDEV, is no longer general manager, VTDigger reports.

Returning from injury, Vermont’s Mikaela Shiffrin tied the record for most World Cup season titles for slalom racing.

The heirs of Cincinnatus are farming, and fighting, in Israel.

We didn’t think we’d get out of winter without another good snowstorm, did we?

The board of the largest school district with rejected budget has returned to the drawing board.

The Vermont Supreme Court said it’s okay to grant bail to a man charged as an accessory to the slaying of a teenager in 2022.

A judge ordering a Fox News reporter to reveal her sources says he supports freedom of the press, but…..

Proposed homeless hotel rate decrease threatens to put families out on the street; Sen. Peter Welch pushes for residential reentry center in Vermont

Woodstock voters consider $99 million bond for new school; Commissioner of Health Mark Levine responds to allegations that he violated Vermont Open Meeting Law

Decker Towers Residents Plead for Help From the Burlington City Council; University of Vermont rebrands with new logo; NEK towns to vote on school closure

AT&T to reimburse customers after massive network outage; Catamount Arts’ plan to return; Vermonters hold candlelight vigil to commemorate 2 years since Russia invaded Ukraine

Out-of-bounds skier dies at Stowe; Addison County Bar members call for State’s Attorney Eva Vekos to resign; Burlington voters to weigh in on tax increase

Burlington mayoral candidates debate at UVM; Bill aims to establish cardiac emergency response plans in schools; Alex Smith: A hunter’s thoughts on S.258

Ex-captain in Caledonia County Sheriff’s Department banned from police work in Vermont; Artificial intelligence used in Vt. dental practices

Feds Steer $1.5 Billion to GlobalFoundries’ Plants in Vermont, New York; Federal funding opportunities for Vermont library upgrades; Ranked-choice voting resurrected for mayoral race

RRMC earns first Blue Distinction Center for maternity care in Vermont; Renowned VT skier dies in avalanche; Milton Police acquire two new drones

Summit focuses on outside solutions to Burlington crime; North Hero Great Ice Fest kicks off’ What you need to know about the 2024 presidential primaries in VT

Pop-up dental clinics offer free care to those who might go without; Drug Users and Homeless People Have Overrun a Burlington Low-Income High-Rise

Vermont’s Elle Purrier St. Pierre sets new US track and field record; Legislators confront Barre’s slow flood recovery face-to-face; Addison County prosecutor faces judge in DUI case

Bellows Falls project envisions a riverfront oasis; Rutland fluoridation vote pits naysayers against dentists; Anglers flock to Lake Elmore for free ice fishing

Northeast Kingdom is one step closer to walk-in mental health urgent care; North Country corrections officers punched by inmates in separate attacks

Bernie Sanders, Peter Welch split over border reform, foreign aid deal; Vermont’s biggest municipalities set March votes on nearly $60 million in capital projects

Judge Rules Parish Can Demolish Burlington Cathedral; Opening date remains uncertain for long-awaited methadone clinic in Bennington; Essex Junction cannabis farmer visits the Statehouse

Jericho native picks up a Grammy; Vermont Kids Code pushes for internet safety; 117 lawmakers decry recent acts of homophobia in Vermont, cite ‘disturbing pattern’ nationwide

Woman found in Westmore search and rescue; Vermont’s Noah Kahan nominated for Best New Artist Grammy; Act 127’s 5% Tax Cap Being Scrapped

Jericho structure fire leads to Rt. 15 closure; Report shows firefighter cancers underreported in Vermont; Windham Southeast closes sexual abuse investigation; Burlington Police swear-in new hires

Sen. Peter Welch calls on tech CEOs to protect children online; Mass. driver dies in crash with train in Royalton, 1st Breeze Airways flight lands at Burlington airport

City workers clear out Battery Street Encampment; Life without a post office leaves Montpelier area residents scrambling; Rutland Regional Medical Center expands mental health services

VTSU announces 3.5% tuition hike; Anglers celebrate annual ice fishing festival; Forestry experts meet to discuss industry issues; Drone flying tournament takes place in Springfield

Sen. Sanders to meet with first responders, hoping for federal support; Schools adopt new suicide prevention guidelines; Vermont College of Fine Arts Is Looking for a Buyer

House advances ‘life raft’ budget adjustment to help flood-affected municipalities; Proposed agreement to expand UVM student housing moves forward

Implementation of Vt. nursing licensure compact proves costly; Bristol woman pleads guilty to plotting with son to kill her husband in Hinesburg; Vt. health officials tell lawmakers to reject cannabis potency proposal

Vermont woman admits to planning husband’s death; Slate Ridge case now before the Vermont Supreme Court; GlobalFoundries donates high-tech equipment to local high school

21 skiers and snowboarders rescued from Killington’s backcountry Saturday; Northfield woman receives nearly 170 gallons of free fuel from nonprofit; Vt. Organic Farming Association receives $1 million

VTSU offers free tuition for some in-state students; More Vermont police departments eyeing EVs; Stolen car damages South Burlington Police cruisers

Closing of Putney Paper Mill a shock, local lawmaker says; Sen. Peter Welch calls for Federal standard of reproductive rights; Shelters expanding hours, staffing ahead of strong wind chills Saturday

Burlington mayoral candidates debate for 1st time; North Country lawmaker seeks increased funding for nursing homes; Vermont doctors, patients seek living kidney donors

St. Johnsbury hospital seeing surge in respiratory illness; Will this be the year Vermont bans flavored tobacco sales?; Vt. auditor finds ‘consequential mistakes’ in Burlington TIF accounting

Anti-war protesters target Vergennes weapons facility; Split Council Restores Firefighter Job, OKs Budget – tax rate would go up 4.56%; Winooski FD responds to repeat structure fire on Main Street

Leaders from across U.S. gather at Burlington’s City Hall to honor MLK; Lawmakers consider requiring home sellers and landlords to disclose flood risks; Utility crews make headway on Vermont outages

Vermonters still without power ahead of winter storm forecasted on Friday; Swanton Village voters to weigh public safety expansion; Vt. lawmakers revisit flavored-tobacco ban

Low-income Vermonters struggle with loss of Medicaid coverage; Vermont woman hospitalized after building collapse in Dummerston; Authorities clean up South Burlington encampment

The repaired, post-flood, NY-to-New Hampshire Lamoille Valley Rail Trail is open for winter use.

Chelsea tackles rise in crime with help from neighboring communities; Burlington again struggles to find consensus on police oversight; Fire rips through Vermont home

Taxes on sugary drinks cut consumer sales by 33%, study says; Welch talks border policy changes and workforce issues; Police want your help identifying a Smuggler’s Notch burglar

Vermont Senate beefs up financial disclosure requirements in response to VTDigger reporting; Brattleboro’s municipal EMS takeover plan may face state review; DEC outlines bathroom environmental action

Police, lawmakers look to curb retail theft; Newport to get mental health urgent care facility; Vt. towns still working out how to pay for flood repairs; Hartland names new town manager

Vt. judiciary tackles effort to address mental health and recidivism; Tunbridge trails battle goes to Vermont Supreme Court

New year means new laws that will affect Vermonters’ wallets; Police investigate gunfire incident in South Burlington; Lamoille County food share overwhelmed

Burlington officials say encampments monitored for health and safety; HIV case numbers remain consistent in Vermont; 2023 was Burlington’s warmest year on record, capping a year of ‘wild’ weather

Vermont’s wastewater treatment plants strained under December flooding; Senior housing in Hinesburg underway amid statewide push; Stakeholders discuss law to prevent catalytic converter thefts

Spike in fraud prevents some from using Vt. unemployment site; Water service restored in South Burlington; St. Albans officials aim to work with businesses to reduce retail theft

South Burlington experiences water outages, low water pressure on Christmas; Chittenden County nonprofit hosts Christmas dinner for those in recovery; Bag Balm celebrates 125 years

‘Credible threat’ prompts evacuation of Chittenden County State’s Attorney’s Office; New Colchester police chief sworn in; Regulators adjust OneCare budget, look toward new strategy

GMT bus fare collection to resume in March; Barre City hopes to replace old parking lots with new housing; New program offers Vt. inmates free classes to prepare for life after prison

State leaders provide updates on how Vermont fared from Monday’s flooding; Latest system glitch impacted roughly half of all Vermonters seeking unemployment assistance

Gov. Phil Scott holds emergency update on flooding in Vermont; Montpelier group site project no longer needed, says FEMA; Pandemic-era high schoolers in VT less likely to pursue higher ed.

In Vermont schools, conservative legal groups have become a potent force; Manure spreading ban in effect for winter; Moretown works on housing: more rental units, more wastewater capacity

Local folks work to rescue immobile loon last week; Operation Fire Cuffs collects gifts for Vt. Children’s Hospital; Sticker shock! Understanding the Dec. 1 property tax letter

Colchester welcomes new chief of police; 500 Vermont unemployment recipients hit by ongoing computer glitch; Ice cream producers unionize at Ben & Jerry’s Waterbury plant

State agency recommends requiring Vermont sheriffs to hold top police certification; Welch calls for more flood recovery funding; Lead pipe testing program gets underway in Vt. homes

Judge Moves Vermont Family’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit to Religious Proceeding; Federal grant funds rail expansion between Vermont and Quebec; FEMA offers resources for Vermonters’ mental health

A public high school in St. Albans must allow a student sex abuse investigation to continue.