Pat Bradley

The University of Vermont Health Network has cut or reassigned more than 100 employees across six hospitals in Vermont and New York.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announced Monday she has secured $1 million for the Arts Center Lake Placid.

The idea of a possible Lake Placid-New York City Winter Olympics is gaining traction among state leaders.

This summer a giant troll greets visitors at the entrance to the Wild Center in Tupper Lake as part of an installation across the natural history museum’s grounds.

The city of Burlington has absolved city police of any use of force allegations during an ICE raid in South Burlington in March. The report says the department complied with the Fair and Impartial Policing Policy. But individuals who were at the protest say the findings are more fiction than fact.

The Burlington Electric Department has signed new agreements to obtain hydroelectric power from Maine.

The Adirondack Park Agency is changing its livestream platform for its monthly meeting and those wanting to comment virtually will need to request an access link.

The Vermont Legislature adjourned its biennium Friday night.

The Vermont-based Migrant Justice secured a victory this week when the Dutch government allowed an international human rights complaint against Hannaford supermarket’s parent company to move forward.

A groundbreaking at the Lake Placid terminus marks the start of the next phase of the Adirondack Rail Trail trail.