Laura Ullman

Vermont Comedy Club turns 10 this week. I went to their open mic night for some jokes and to find out why they’re opening up a nonprofit to keep local comedy lovers laughing.

On Monday night, the focus of the Burlington city council was safety for its students, for those with mental illness, and for its car-owning population.

The town of Williston is considering expanding their library and renovating their town green this Town Meeting Day.

The Vermont Historical Society and Vermont Public hosted a screening on Wednesday ahead of the broadcast debut of Ken Burns’ new documentary on the American Revolution.

The next time you head to the grocery store, you could see less organic food on the shelves as some farms and processors are choosing not to get certified this year.

The Burlington City Council is discussing putting a new property tax exemption up for a vote on Town Meeting Day.

More than 1,000 attendees gather in Burlington to explore artificial intelligence opportunities and concerns.

The Department of Vermont Health Access is walking back its original estimate that 45,000 people will lose access to Medicaid as a result of the “One Big Beautiful Bill”.

Substance use disorder experts say they believe the key to making Burlington safer is a larger investment in the addiction recovery process.

Most families by 2027 will be seeing double-digit percent decreases in their federal income taxes While many are celebrating future tax relief, some Vermont nonprofits say federal cuts could be catastrophic to the state.