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 State lawmakers on Monday approved an overhaul of Vermont’s education system and sent it to the governor. The Senate voted

Dartmouth College celebrated its graduating class of 2025 Sunday morning. More than 1,200 students earned bachelor’s degrees and more than

The town of Northumberland is grappling with significant turnover among municipal staff, with five key employees — including the town

A New Hampshire man is behind bars after police say he assaulted an officer. Lebanon Police spotted Joshua Champney, 35,

An overnight high-speed chase in Berlin ended in the arrest of a Hinesburg woman. Berlin Police say it started around

Activist group Migrant Justice said Border Patrol detained one of its leaders, and his stepdaughter during a traffic stop in

Vermont State Police are seeking Elizabeth Souliere, 15, of Barton, who was reported as a runaway juvenile on June 13

State lawmakers are days away from advancing a $13 million tax cut package aimed at making life more affordable for

A Vermont woman faces charges for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in checks from the mail. Investigators say Audrey Roessler,

New numbers show Vermont continues to lead the nation in maple syrup production. More than 3 million gallons of the