A lot happened last week, so let’s dive in! Expansion of Green Mountain Care Board Authority: The Senate Health and Welfare Committee heard testimony on H.482, a bill that would allow the Green ...

Is it just a coincidence that the more plugged in we become, the more we long to escape from those constant connections? Not ...

With snow melted and spring in the air, forestry and recreation experts urge the public to hold off when it comes to getting ...

A group of tech graduates joined the ranks of those looking to connect the state. The first alumni of the Vermont Community ...

The 29th edition of the Long Trail Guide, the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference for hiking in Vermont, is now ...

Last Friday, the Green Mountain Care Board, Vermont’s statewide medical regulator, approved a settlement agreement with the ...

The chronicles of a riding-focused 1,870 mile road trip from North Carolina to New Hampshire and back.

The idea to cut rural service came from an organizational assessment that was done at GMT in 2023, as a result of heavy ...

These two relatively small parcels would complete the conservation and protection of a tract of sparsely populated land between Routes 7 and 100, from the Massachusetts border nearly to Rutland, ...

Rising costs may force organizations, including nonprofits, to scale back plans on the number of homes they build.

More than 100 people gathered Saturday at noon in the parking lot of the Green Mountain Mall to protest the Trump ...

The State Treasurer’s Office and natural resources agency told lawmakers they need more time and money to act on the first-in-the-nation law, especially as incoming lawsuits challenge the statute.