Jack Thurston

The need to develop the health care workforce is especially acute in rural areas, where efforts are underway to recruit, train, and retain staffers for a range of clinical and non-clinical positions

In 2026, the Vermont Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired is marking a century of service to Vermonters

Vermont's largest community theater organization achieved a rare sellout of all performances of its most recent production

The legitimate site where people can search for missing money will not ask you to pay fees to retrieve your unclaimed property, Treasurer Mike Pieciak emphasized

The renamed Good Grief 5K Run & Walk is a fundraiser for Empty Arms Vermont, which provides support to families who have experienced the loss of a pregnancy or an infant

Should you open a Trump Account for your child? Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak says parents of eligible children should take advantage of a free savings jumpstart available through the new offering.

Gov. Phil Scott authorized Vermont joining ArrayRX, a multi-state program that leverages purchasing power to save money on prescription medications

Carved bald eagles, folk art depicting George Washington, and paintings showing the stars and stripes are among the objects included in the self-guided tour "America 250 at Shelburne Museum"

Independent filmmaker Travis Van Alstyne was honored for his animation that remembers Vermonter Romaine Tenney, who died amid a standoff over his land that was seized by eminent domain to expand I-91.

The facility now under construction in Burlington provides free daily noontime meals to people experiencing homelessness