A week after hundreds of households were evicted from hotel and motel rooms, advocates are calling on the state government to ...

Vermont state officials are hoping a new tax credit will make them more attractive to military veterans and their families.

Gov. Phil Scott and members of his administration will mark the one year anniversary of catastrophic July flooding with a ...

The office of Vermont Governor Phil Scott wrote Monday that the governor is spending this week reflecting on “the impact, the progress, and the work left to do.” ...

Vermont Business Magazine From July 2023 to July 2024, Vermont experienced multiple flooding events with enough damage to ...

In this week’s episode of Space Minds we bring you a special panel discussion on the future of commercial lunar exploration ...

On Tuesday, former 5-star prospect and new Ohio State Buckeyes freshman QB Tavien St. Clair sent a message to his fans, ...

If the Orioles are asking for too big of a trade package, it’d likely be a better idea to head elsewhere. If the deal is ...

In the effort to bring financial affordability and transparency to public education, along with greater efficiency, State Sen ...

Gov. Phil Scott signed Act H.454 on July 1, which seeks to fix Vermont's myriad public education issues. Here's why some ...

Advocates for unhoused Vermonters pleaded with Gov. Phil Scott to prevent impending evictions from the motel voucher program at a press conference on the Statehouse steps on June 17, 2025.

Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger MONTPELIER—After days of stagnated negotiations, a group of lawmakers and Gov. Phil Scott reached a compromise on the year’s landmark education reform bill.