Vt. dairies facing economic pressure

Expensive land and aging infrastructure have left Vermont’s dairy industry behind as other states dominate.

“I didn’t get everything I wanted, and neither did you. But that’s the way compromise works.” — Gov. Phil Scott

Vermont has banned paraquat, an herbicide with strong association with Parkinson’s disease.

Then the Vermont House passed a bill Wednesday that stops short of its original ambition.

A bill that originally sought to streamline the eviction process and rebalance Vermont’s landlord-tenant laws died on the Senate floor this Wednesday afternoon.

Three people who were taken into custody by federal immigration officials during the raid, and were not named in the federal warrant, have since been released by judges. 

Here’s a starter kit on how you can introduce native plants to your yard.

A former Addison County sheriff with criminal convictions could land on a national database that flags when someone has lost the certification they need to work as a law enforcement officer.

Aly Richards, who led a lobbying group that won major increases to public child care funding in Vermont during the past decade, announced her bid for governor on Monday.

The U.S. Forest Service announced Thursday it plans to close its research and development office in Burlington as part of a national reorganization.

The unusual, monthslong wait for this year’s federal Community Service Block Grant funds comes amid a push from the Trump administration to eliminate the program from the federal budget.

Winooski’s superintendent told senators in February that the policy was about being prepared for worst-case scenarios.

When law enforcement officials broke down the door of a South Burlington home March 11, they were looking for a Mexican man named Deyvi Daniel Corona-Sanchez. He wasn’t there. In fact, he might never have been. What followed that raid, as well as the dete … (read more)

Despite the fact that millions of Americans have reported living with the disease, there are no clear-cut diagnostic tests. Nor are there treatments with a clear-cut record of success. 

Cristian Humberto Jerez Andrade, 31, has been held since the March 11 raid on a home that triggered an hours-long confrontation, street shutdown and forced entry by federal agents.