GivingTuesday will take place this week. There are numerous organizations deserving of your support including the WaterWheel Foundation. Here’s a piece
The work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is to tell the stories of the families directly affected by the eugenics survey regardless of their race, social class or medical condition.
A HEADS UP TO ALL ELECTRIC VEHICLE OWNERS IN VERMONT. YOU'LL HAVE TO PAY THE STATE A LITTLE EXTRA MONEY SOON. THE D-M-V IS INSTITUTING A NEW E-V USER FEE. THE GOOD NEWS...the user fee is TEMPORARY. it still has SOME E- V DRIVERS FRUSTRATED.
All of those two-a-day practices in August have come to this. The last week of the Vermont high school football regular season is upon us. Teams across the state have one more chances to either solidify their playoff positioning or even just try to get ...
The Vermont Department of Labor has announced an increase to the State’s minimum wage. Beginning January 1, 2025, the State’s minimum wage will increase from $13.67 to $14.01
The debates will feature U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate Gerald Malloy, U.S. Rep. Becca Balint and Republican/Libertarian nominee for U.S. House Mark Coester.
For many reasons, this presidential race is terrifying and stressful for too many of us. One of those is that, as always, we are dealing with the amazingly limited two
A Vermont woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Williamstown on Wednesday evening, police confirmed. Vermont State Police said they were called to the scene of a crash on Interstate 89 north near Exit 43 just before 6 p.m.
Shane Geers, an emergency veterinarian technician from Chicago, recently found out that his 15-year-old dog might have cancer. So he loaded up his jeep with his beloved pit bull/mini schnauzer mix and his five other dogs and drove 1,
Communes, barflies, and Bread and Puppet's Peter Schumann are documentary subjects. Fiction films spotlight Vermont family dynamics and Burlington college life.
WINOOSKI - The best time to weatherize your home for a warm, comfortable, and more affordable winter is today. That’s the message from dozens of partners involved with the annual
VSP initially received a report about a shooting in the early morning hours of Oct. 6 after a witness reported that a masked individual forced their way into an apartment on McGill Avenue and fired a single shot at the victim.
RANDOLPH, Vt. (WCAX) - The state’s largest child care facility is coming to Randolph. It’s project several years in the making that began after an assessment showed child care as one of the town’s top priorities. The completed center will serve 88 kids 365 days a year and includes a preschool which officials say is rare for child care centers.
Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas is encouraging voters to drop off their mail ballots sooner rather than later. Voters should send mail-in ballots today for clerks to count on Election Day.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton proved disastrous for not only the states directly affected, but the entire country, sounding alarms for people who thought living inland mitigated their risk.
What should have been a profitable weekend for dozens of artists quickly turned into losses when the tent came down during high winds. The collapse damaged many of the artists’ creations and forced the three-day event’s cancellation.
In 1934 a law was passed that prohibited foreigners or foreign-owned corporations from owning a license to run U.S. radio and television stations. It was passed as a means to
A month after eligibility for the emergency motel housing program tightened and increased the number of unhoused Vermonters, advocates are alarmed by what they're seeing on the ground.
As Kamala Harris outlined her policies, one that received some criticism was the plan to tax unrealized gains of the wealthiest Americans. Critics outline unintended consequences of the policy, includ
Environmentalists have argued that McNeil has lost millions of dollars in the last decade. In a new regulatory filing, Burlington Electric Department says their analysis is flawed.
Norwich has drawn criticism for its suspension of The Guidon, which came after the newspaper published multiple articles critical of the university’s administration.
