We can no longer view fellow Americans as the enemy,” said 19-year-old college student Django Grace at a rally in Brattleboro. “We need common ground.” ...

The day after Vermont requested federal aid for farmers, the government shut down. At an Orwell farm, farmers gathered to share how the drought is affecting them.

Central Vermont Career Center is asking residents to approve a $149 million bond for the construction of a school building.

The parade pays tribute to the generations of farmers that have made Charlotte home and makes even the grouchiest Charlotters crack a smile.

This is one of the most extraordinarily serious fraud schemes that I’ve seen in my years on the bench,” said the judge, who has presided over cases in federal court in Vermont since 1995.

Karen Lueders, a Democrat from Lincoln and a lawyer who has served on several nonprofit boards in Addison County, will fill the vacant House seat left by Democrat Mari Cordes. Gov. Phil Scott ...

Sen. Sam Douglass apologized for the offense his comments caused and described hateful comments he’d received since news first broke. He released a long statement late Friday afternoon.

Zach Weight, a deputy state’s attorney, will try cases in Chittenden County’s new community accountability court. During a spike in criminal cases, experts point to need for housing and mental health ...

The city has already paid White + Burke about $500,000 for work on the Country Club Road project. The firm has also consulted on the downtown TIF district, now disbanded, and a public parking garage ...

On Wednesday, 20 attorneys general plus two governors sued the Trump EPA for canceling a national initiative to promote solar energy.

Sen. Sam Douglass has not resigned, but in a press release late Wednesday afternoon he said the comments attributed to him did not “represent my views or character." ...

My mantra is, ‘trying to get as comfortable as I can with discomfort’ — because that’s a constant right now,” said Sarah Clark, Gov. Scott’s secretary of administration, on Thursday.