Erin Petenko

Skunkfest’s co-organizer said that financial and personal challenges have gone into his decision to shut down his venue at the end of this year.

The latest data from a statewide youth survey shows signs of progress, but that’s partly because our comparison is from a “horrible” pandemic peak, experts say.

Vermont’s members of Congress posed a series of questions to the Postal Service about what it’s doing to retain staff and prevent delays.

One victim was stabbed to death, and the city reported one other stabbing and two instances of gunfire over the weekend.

Tilia Tea Company has been using vacant land in Barre for “microfarms.” But one farm on city property has garnered local detractors.

Marc Kosak most recently served as chief operating officer for Greenwich Hospital in Connecticut. The announcement comes amid mass layoffs across the hospital’s parent network.

About half of the state's blood donation appointments in the next two weeks are unfilled.

An extreme heat warning hits Vermont Wednesday through Friday, with the heat index reaching 105 and warm nights offering little relief.

A decades-long rise in tick-borne illnesses is likely the result of suburbanization and climate change.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments over whether Gov. Phil Scott had the right to order state employees back to the office without union bargaining.