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A division of the Vermont Department of Public Safety is asking state and local officials to provide a list of statewide special events
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The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation has started taking public comment on proposed updates to the state's primitive camping rules
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The trial of Luciano Frattolin, who is accused of killing his 9-year-old daughter near Ticonderoga, ended its second week on Friday.
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Burlington’s mayor is annoyed that the state’s governor ordered state police to patrol the city’s downtown without informing her in advance.
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The Adirondack Rail Trail Association is surveying users of the trail that runs 34 miles between Lake Placid and Tupper Lake.
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Union nurses stood in the rain in front of the Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake today calling for hospital administrators to negotiate a fair contract.
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More Vermont homeowners and renters now qualify for energy efficiency improvement rebates.
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An inmate at a Vermont prison has been charged with attempting to obstruct justice after he tried to contact his victim multiple times.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott has formally notified voters that two state Constitutional amendments will be on the November ballot.
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Vermont’s governor has announced leadership changes at the state’s health care regulator.