The people — or at least the people who make up Boston.com’s readership — have spoken. A lot of news happened in 2024, but ...

At the end of every year, people who are concerned about the welfare of immigrants, homeless Americans, people with various ...

Despite the results of the 2024 election suggesting many Vermonters have lost enthusiasm for Democratic politicians, we know that Vermonters value democracy. In fact, the Vermont Secretary of State re ...

The company's 2024 Year in Help Report revealed that Vermont had more donors per capita than any other state across the ...

As a historian, I am fascinated by Vermont’s past. As a Vermonter, I care deeply about its present and future. That’s why I consider VTDigger’s mission so important. Over the last two-plus decades, ...

The opportunities to learn about Vermont's court system while covering for Derek Brouwer, or to sit in on a city council ...

Vermont By Degrees is a series of columns written by representatives of colleges and universities from around the state about the challenges facing higher education at this time.

Politicians on both the left and the right have sought to change or limit what teachers can do inside classrooms. Teachers ...

One can scarcely contain the glee one feels at the mere thought of rich, sanctimonious liberals receiving their just deserts.

Known as “The Beast of the East,” Killington boasts the largest vertical drop in New England. With six peaks to explore, you ...

Mad River Glen is the curmudgeonly old-timer of Vermont ski resorts. With its single-chair lift and “Ski It If You Can” motto ...

Karoline Kaminski was entering Trillium Park with a friend one recent afternoon when she heard screams and rushed to help. After tracing where the disturbance came from, the pair learned a coyote ...