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The state’s largest ski area hopes to welcome back the international racing circuit’s annual Thanksgiving weekend competition in 2026 —potentially on an every-other-year schedule.

The parking meters have been a point of contention in Hartford for years. The Selectboard came under fire last fall when its members unanimously opted to use $145,000 in leftover COVID-19 aid ...

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “The Snow” by Harper Goddard, 14, of Chester. Photo is “Out Late,” by Isla Segal, 14, of Woodstock.

This commentary is by Randall Holcombe, M.D., of Burlington. He is the associate dean for cancer programs at the University ...

The auditor’s office report detailed complaints that were not investigated on time and cases closed without follow-up visits. The health department said it would work to implement recommendations.

Etan Nasreddin-Longo said he’s humbled by the community support he has received. “It’s nice to know that that’s there. I’m just sorry that things have worked out this way. I wish I had a reason.” ...

Gov. Phil Scott submitted the appeal Friday and believes the state has bolstered its case for why it needs federal assistance, his office said.

Join VTDigger’s free webinar at noon on Dec. 2 for a reader-driven discussion on Vermont’s education transformation under Act 73 and what lies ahead.

A group of state attorneys general, including Vermont’s Charity Clark, are challenging the U.S. Department of Agriculture over recent guidance released about food aid eligibility.

Brattleboro Memorial Hospital will seek a new leader as it works to appease state regulators’ fears about the not-for-profit’s financial health.

Recognition must be shaped by the people and communities who live in Vermont, not by foreign authorities or those seeking to rewrite settled state law.