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A Dartmouth College study shows that dry spells in the Northeast have become 59% less frequent and 19% less intense since the mid-1980s — a finding that may help Vermont officials update disaster plans after last year's $16 million loss for local farmers.

Vermont Historical Society acquired the iconic music memorabilia collection from Big Heavy World (founded in 1996 by James Lockridge) after its closure last year.

The archive will be preserved and made accessible to scholars and music lovers.

Hundreds of people in pink gathered Sunday in South Burlington for Making Strides’ annual walk—supporting breast cancer research—raising over $43,000 with plans to double donations.

A second walk will take place Oct. 18 at Vermont State University’s Castleton campus to raise $55,000.

Butterfly Bakery of Vermont received a perfect 10 from Food & Wine today for its Maple Wood Smoked Onion Hot Sauce made with local peppers & onions.

The Barre business has earned national acclaim for its simple yet bold flavor.

Editors have spotlighted breakout high school boys soccer players midseason for the 2026 season in Vermont.

The list identifies standout talent from local schools as they impress with emerging skills.

VT homeowners near the airport missed planned F-35 noise upgrades this summer — and now they face months of continued jet noise.

Local officials are reviewing the delay and considering next steps to address the disturbance.

A Vermont Public poll shows nearly half of respondents rated state schools as fair or poor while almost half praised local schools; many say keeping taxes low matters more than preserving small schools.

Views differ regionally from Chittenden to central Vermont.

Vermont Professionals of Color Network launched Equity Exchange last month to connect white allies offering free professional services with BIPOC professionals in Burlington.

The online portal offers resume reviews & website design to help boost careers and strengthen economic futures.