A University of New Hampshire poll finds that nearly half of Vermonters identify as non-religious.

An interview with public school teacher and union member Amy Foley of South Hadley, Massachusetts.

A planned affordable housing complex in Vermont will use geothermal energy for its heating and cooling systems.

The Vermont Department of Forest, Parks and Recreation, along with hiking organizations, are asking outdoor enthusiasts to protect the trails as the snow melt turns to mud.

Exactly a month ago today, the Berkshire district attorney said that resolving an investigation into a January police killing in Hinsdale, Massachusetts, was a priority, and that he expected final reports into the matter within weeks. The self-imposed timeline has now come and gone.

As election integrity has drawn national debate, individuals from across Vermont’s political spectrum recently came together in Burlington to discuss everything from voter rolls to mail-in voting.

The Vermont Attorney General has charged a Burlington police officer with two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment.

On Saturday, the Berkshire County Commission on the Status of Women is holding a hearing in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to connect the concerns and experiences of local women and girls to broader, statewide policy decisions.

During his weekly briefing today, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott fielded questions about the continuing controversy over the March 11 Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid in South Burlington.

Vermont’s governor and the legislature’s Speaker of the House hold separate briefings on the proposed state budget