A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
For the first time ever, every registered voter in Vermont received a ballot in the mail. According to town clerks across Vermont, those ballots are being returned in record numbers.
Vermonters’ ballots have been mailed-in by the hundreds of thousands — but not everyone received a ballot to mail in the first place.
MILTON — Due to new state guidelines and a lack of interested volunteers, Milton Rescue has recently been unable to adequately staff ambulances 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
CNS reporters Brooke and Jordan talk with Williston PD Officer Matthew Cohen about Duke, a trainee for a new support dog program.
While most of the Halloween activity in Waterbury is usually downtown in the village, there’s one quiet, spooky corner of Waterbury Center that’s a hidden treat for those brave enough to ignore the tricks their imaginations and the darkness might play to keep them from investigating.
As the national discussion on police and police reform continues many school districts are re-examining the roles that School Resource Officers have in education.
Since the arrival of the F-35s at Burlington International Airport in late 2019, we have seen the noise map shift in a dramatic way.
More than 60 percent of the Vermont prisoners registered to vote in a private prison in Mississippi have voted, according to new research from the Center for Research on Vermont.
Vermont chorus groups are finding new ways to make music, learning through necessity how to use digital tools to keep their groups together and safe during a pandemic that spreads readily through singing.
After a public hearing earlier this month, the Shelburne selectboard lowered the speed limit on a stretch of Mount Philo Road from 35-30 miles per hour.
