Month: May 2025

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian man arrested by federal immigration agents in Vermont, is celebrating his graduation from Columbia University in

The Lyndon Electric Department (LED) plans to begin passing electronic payment processing fees directly to customers starting July 1st. The

Vermont state historic sites are opening up for the season with a big focus on America’s 250th anniversary. The Bennington Battle Monument opened

In St. Johnsburty, a water line break shut down Railroad Street to traffic Sunday morning, although most businesses were operating.

 Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, was tossed out of a Senate hearing Wednesday for protesting against Health and Human Services

Thousands of low-income Vermonters will have their medical debt slashed after the governor signed a bill into law on Thursday.

The Trump administration is pulling the plug on funding to support digital access for some people in our region. The

A new report indicates whose bullet killed U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Agent David Maland back in January. The summary

Some Vermont business leaders are warning that another year of increasing health care costs will leave small startups flatlining. It

Protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse in Burlington Wednesday for the second week in a row, this time in support