Treatment against rare form of cancer proves a “game changer” for young Vermont girl.

Here are a few favorite destinations to embrace the weather and color.

Waterbury craft beer company adapts after July flooding.

Community members celebrate Winooski’s history and culture.

The commission plans to look at draft amendments to the regulations at its next meeting on Oct. 19 — based on ideas gleaned from the attendees last week.

Lawmakers say efforts to reduce the effects of climate change are more urgent than ever after devastating flooding caused significant damage throughout many parts of Vermont this summer. 

A coalition of Vermont organizations has begun a new project to shed light on harassment, hazing and bullying in schools.

A small crowd of students and even fewer parents oversaw the Winooski boys’ dramatic 1–0 victory over Twinfield that Wednesday.

Next month, Ekasala’s work will be placed on display at Burlington City Arts, where it will stay on exhibition until late January.

Attempts to censor libraries have been on the rise across the country, but this isn’t the case in Vermont.

Waterbury residents expressed concerns to the Development Review Board recently about the design of a three-story 26-unit apartment building proposed for 51 South Main Street.

On Sept. 30, Goodling will join other Vermont sheep farmers and New England fiber artists for the 35th Vermont Sheep & Wool Festival at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds.

Hinesburg locals flooded the gathering space with kids and dogs, taking advantage of activities like old-timey apple pressing, a puppet show and local food offerings.

The report highlights concerns about environmental justice around the state.

Vermont farmers are worried a hay shortage may come.

Colorful flags flew, pop music filled the air and kids leaped through the greenery trying to puncture drifting bubbles as Pride celebrations enveloped Winooski’s Rotary Park in a rainbowy display of community and performances earlier this month.