Engaged young voters across Vermont aim to get their peers to the polls
Voters aged 18-29 consistently see the lowest turnout rates of all age groups. Young voting advocates are rallying the troops to show up on election day.
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Cheaper tuition alone won’t get first-generation students to college
Vermont is cutting the cost of college, but money doesn’t teach a rural teen how to get there.
Former Vermont Rep. Noel Neely died two days before being found, documents show
Search warrants revealed Noel Neely died of nitrogen asphyxia two days before being found in her Norwich residence.
Tuition free college or training? Yes!
Education is an investment, and enrolling in college or training can feel like a risk. But when you take cost out of the equation, new doors open. Learn about five programs available right now that make it possible to pursue a host of careers, tuition free, at any age or stage of life.
An ‘arms embargo’ organization could cost Vermont dearly
A campaign targeting 35 Vermont manufacturing and technology employers, supporting thousands of jobs, could destroy livelihoods and struggling communities.
Essex County parking saga comes to a close
Judge dismisses the Essex County sheriff’s appeal against an ongoing parking lot construction project.
UVM Health watchdog turns its sights to Vermont’s broader healthcare system
Regulators can put pressure on a narrow slice of Vermont’s healthcare costs, but in their last report, independent liaisons open a conversation of how Vermont can reduce costs more evenly across the healthcare sector.
Burlington man accused of killing his wife with a flashlight denies murder charge
The suspect also faces three counts of child cruelty as police said the incident took place in the presence of three children.