VTDigger/Vermont Public confirmed that seven extreme cold weather shelter locations will be open over the weekend. Most are part of a state-funded network of overflow shelters that activate when ...

The new reality of marketplace insurance without federal subsidies may leave Vermonters feeling like, "I have insurance and I can't afford to use it," state health care advocate Mike Fisher said.

Melissa Bounty was charged with stealing more than $70,000 from the Central Vermont Economic Development Corporation to pay for personal expenses, such as buying meals at restaurants and renting ...

Vermont’s state senators lounge in cushy, black leather. But the legislative pages who aid them on the floor have long had to settle for less.

One of the largest and fastest-growing pressures on school budgets is employee health care, and no amount of redistricting will make that cost disappear. For most Vermont families, when household ...

The Federation of Nurses union is upset Brattleboro Memorial Hospital pulled a set of proposed raises from contract talks after projecting a $14.5 million annual operating shortfall.

The Pennsylvania-based Abraxas will operate a three-bed crisis-stabilization program for youth in state custody.

As part of Gov. Phil Scott’s new budget proposal, 19 employees could lose their jobs. The transportation agency cut more than two dozen positions last year.

An arctic front is predicted to drop temperatures to their lowest point of the season so far, according to the National Weather Service.

We deserve a career with respect, longevity, value and fair compensation,” said Jay Peak child care manager Shannon Edmonds-Folsom.

Vermont health care regulators have given a nod to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital’s new management and its moves to control a projected $14.5 million annual shortfall.

Since its introduction this month, S.220 has faced skepticism from groups representing school leaders and school boards during testimony in the Senate Finance Committee.