Vermonter Pardoned for January 6 Crimes Has Died by Suicide
Nicholas Languerand, a native Vermonter who was convicted of a federal crime for his actions during the January 6, 2021, […]
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Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont: July 8-15, 2026
Showing His Stripes Wednesday 15 Grungy garage-rock god Jack White takes the stage at the Champlain Valley Exposition’s Midway Lawn
Burlington Considers 15 Applicants for Police Chief
Burlington is sorting through 15 applicants who want to be the city’s next chief of police and will use a
Evangelist Claims He Now Owns Green Mountain College Campus
A Florida evangelist who preaches a national Christian revival is claiming online that he is the new owner of the
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Waterbury Battery Firms Transform as Power Demands Surge
Two Waterbury-based battery storage technology firms have announced major ownership changes. Kore Power, which makes battery systems to store renewable
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Youth-Led Clubhouse Commons to Open in Montpelier
When Jasmine Gruen of Worcester was a student at U-32 Middle & High School in Montpelier, the only time to
School Board Backs CVU Artificial Turf Field Project
The largest school district in Vermont moved forward on Tuesday night with a controversial $5.7-million artificial turf field project in
Race For Top Prosecutor Asks, What Does Accountability Look Like?
Bram Kranichfeld thought his time had finally come. It was winter 2016, and T.J. Donovan, Kranichfeld’s boss in the Chittenden
Race For Top Prosecutor Asks, What Does Accountability Look Like?
Bram Kranichfeld thought his time had finally come. It was winter 2016, and T.J. Donovan, Kranichfeld’s boss in the Chittenden
State Program Has Fixed Housing for Hundreds of Farmworkers
Like many farmers in Vermont, Bill Suhr didn’t set out to be a landlord. But when Suhr bought a plot