English programs face rising anxiety amid fears of immigration enforcement

Vermont high schools feel the pinch with fewer international students enrolling

International student enrollment at several Vermont high schools has decreased significantly following policy changes under the second Trump administration regarding student visas and social media vetting.

Political polls historically underestimate Phil Scott. Will 2026 be different?

While two September polls regarding the Vermont governor's race produced conflicting results for Phil Scott and Amanda Janoo, experts suggest the discrepancy likely stems from differences in voter engagement and polling methodology rather than true shifts in popularity.

Firearm remains missing as investigation continues into Canaan motocross incident

Police are continuing an investigation into a motocross event incident where Craig Moses was charged with criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, though authorities have yet to recover the firearm involved.

Opinion: Vermont has the tools to keep data centers in check

Vermonters are right to ask tough questions about data centers. We’ve seen what can happen in states that aren’t prepared. But the choice isn’t between banning data centers and allowing a free-for-all. Vermont is already well-prepared. We have some of the strongest energy, environmental and land-use regulations in the country. That’s important context that’s been […]

Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge to close weekdays starting Oct. 19

The Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge will close during daytime hours on weekdays starting Monday, Oct. 19, for wooden deck plank replacement through late November.