Bill Fraser, who held the top position in the city for 30 years, is exiting the role at the end of June. MONTPELIER — Bill Fraser attended his final City Council meeting as the capital’s ...

If all goes as planned, a pregnant person working with a state-certified doula could have their expenses covered by Medicaid.

What the Community Housing Infrastructure Program does is remove one of the biggest, most immediate roadblocks: infrastructure costs. And that’s a breakthrough.

Paul P. Lesperance, 87, of Cabot, Vermont, went to be with his Lord on June 8, 2025. He passed at home with his loving family and dog Nami by his side. Paul is the beloved husband of Betty Lesperance.

By connecting the dots across the health care system, VITL is making it easier for providers to help patients stay up-to-date on immunizations — a win for individuals and for public health across the ...

This commentary is by Rob Riley and Maura Adams. Riley is president and Adams is director of community investment for the Northern Forest Center, a nonprofit investment and innovation partner ...

Resilience, optimism and a self-proclaimed “sturdiness” were just some of Jean’s faithful traits throughout her life.

This is how Dan Masson Bergstrom Noel described himself to his palliative care doctors on February 20, 2025. To Dan, being a Vermonter meant working for the things you have. Born October 29, 1974, to ...

A small event at the Vermont Statehouse celebrating Flag Day and Donald Trump ended messily after a man with the last name ...

Vermonters unified in one of the largest protests in recent Burlington history to defend democracy, health care and migrant rights.

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “The Girl and the Sky” by Fiona Bock, 15, of Glover. Artwork is “Starry Skies” by Miles Witters, 15, Richmond.

David Rye, director of the Outdoor Center at the von Trapp Family Lodge and Resort, agreed it was a good year for cross-country skiing. The trails at von Trapp were open for 110 days this year with ...