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This commentary is by Mary Dingee Fillmore of Burlington. She is author of the award-winning “An Address in Amsterdam,” an historical novel about a young Jewish woman who joins the anti-Nazi ...

Senate Democrats stopped streaming their weekly meetings for logistical reasons, according to leadership. The Senate Republicans have never posted recordings of theirs.

Five of the chamber’s 13 Republicans voted against the measure, which had support from all Democratic and Progressive members.

The decision comes just days after Michael Goldberg, the lawyer overseeing the resort’s receivership, asked Judge Darrin P. Gayles to sign off on the deal.

A lawsuit, first filed in June 2024 by the group on behalf of two Burlington voters, was dismissed by a state Superior Court judge in February.

We are responding to a national narrative with a different story, one where dignity, autonomy and truth still matter.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals called for its own hearing next week, putting a halt, at least for now, to an order by a federal judge in Vermont to transfer Rümeysa Öztürk to a Vermont facility ...

Donna Robinson, 43, also of Barre, is being held without bail after allegedly shooting Franklin Driscoll to death last week.

The murder trial against Seth Brunell ended in a surprise plea deal after a sheriff’s deputy had an unsanctioned conversation with the defendant. It was not the first mistake in the case.

State housing leaders are celebrating the opening of 65 new units but worry that federal cuts may be coming to the systems that support affordable housing.

It looks like a mobile home park. The state says it isn’t. The folks in this Williston neighborhood are frustrated they can’t access the help that classification would afford them.