Jurors rejected an insanity defense in the case of a man who shot three Palestinian men, leaving one partially paralyzed.

The journalists at VTDigger formed a union in 2020 to bring better pay and working conditions to Vermont’s pioneering online news site. The job was demanding, the wages paltry, and, by many accounts, ...

Moose has bitten several people in the last few years. His owner, Diane Wheeler, has repeatedly disobeyed orders from the city's Animal Control Committee.

Deliberations got under way in the Jason Eaton trial as jurors weigh his criminal responsibility for shooting three Palestinian college students outside of his Burlington apartment three years ago.

Jurors will be asked to determine whether Eaton bears criminal responsibility for shooting three Palestinian college students ...

Grace Potter’s waterfront festival is back. Plus, there’s a new jazz fest in Middlebury, and Rico James drops a hip-hop video game.

The federal government has rejected a local nonprofit’s $540,000 bid to buy Monpelier’s former post office and federal office building and plans to put the flood-damaged property up for auction again.

As seasoned leaders step down, a slate of fresh faces appears headed to Montpelier. Can they deliver for a troubled Queen City?

Citing the education transformation under way, Vermont’s secretary of education told school boards that they can only hire ...

Now the school board will need to make further cuts to try and create a spending plan that voters will approve.