Cameron Paquette

It’s a big week for residents in Fairfax and Montgomery.

Gov. Phil Scott gave a big incentive to Vermonters to get vaccinated on Friday.

ST. ALBANS CITY — The city is set to receive nearly $100,000 for a sidewalk project courtesy of the Vermont Downtown Board.

As Vermont continues its nation-leading vaccination rate, state officials on Tuesday announced that the residency requirement for vaccination would be removed this week.

ST. ALBANS CITY — A Swanton man has been accused of sharing sexually explicit images of children online.

ST. ALBANS CITY — In-person court hearings will be allowed starting next month in Vermont, according to a memo from the Supreme Court. However, the decision on how to proceed

ST. ALBANS CITY — A man currently held without bail for allegedly sexually assaulting a Richford teen is now being accused of inappropriately touching another girl.

In line with updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention earlier in the week, Gov. Phil Scott on Friday announced that Vermonters would no longer

Amid a labor shortage, and as COVID-19 cases continue to trend downward, officials on Tuesday reinstated a work search requirement for citizens to obtain unemployment benefits.

5 things that happened this week: Vermonters react to Chauvin trial verdict; youngest age group becomes vaccine eligible  St. Albans Messenger

Vermont issues graduation guidelines, and other key takeaways from Gov. Phil Scott's COVID-19 press conference  St. Albans Messenger

Vermont pauses Johnson & Johnson vaccine use due to reported blood clotting issues  St. Albans Messenger

By the numbers: Vermont officials warn of more cases in Franklin, Grand Isle counties  St. Albans Messenger

Things to know this week: Vermonters age 30-plus eligible for vaccination, tax deadline pushed back  St. Albans Messenger

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., joined Gov. Phil Scott on Friday in announcing a state initiative to funnel COVID-19 relief funding into summer and after school programming for youths

The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that an Essex woman charged in connection with a stabbing in St. Albans Town will not be put on house arrest while

ST. ALBANS TOWN — If deemed worthy, two revitalization projects in St. Albans Bay Park may benefit from $4.3 million in federal funds.

The Scott administration on Tuesday unveiled how it plans to use the state’s $1 billion American Rescue Plan (ARP) allocation over the next four years.

State officials expressed concern about rising COVID-19 case numbers across the state and nation Friday.

ST. ALBANS CITY — A Milton woman will serve three years in prison after being sentenced Wednesday on a number of charges, including incidents in which she stole money from