What could the president's recent moves in Washington mean for Vermonters? Our John McMahon asked Vermont Rep. Becca Balint.

The plans would require the city to change its zoning rules to allow performing arts centers larger than 5,000 square feet along the Pine Street corridor.

Minnesota’s governing body for high school sports says it will follow state law and continue to allow any transgender athletes to compete. The Minnesota State High School League says the ...

President Trump vowed to sign an executive order ending a Biden-era effort to phase out single-use plastics — including ...

Decision to cancel for 2025 came 'after careful consideration of the arts organization's many essential programs,' according ...

Frankie's Restaurant changes it's menu almost every day sourcing only from local farms. The owner-chef duo both said it makes a big difference in the quality of the food, not just to know where it ...

Well-managed open spaces provide benefits to residents' health and facilitate outdoor activity. How you can help ensure the ...

Remember, life’s too short for boring restaurants. So moo-ve over, ordinary eateries. The Cow Palace is here to steak its ...

Restaurants across New England have raised a combined $270,000 over the past three years for RMHC during the Shamrock Shake fundraiser, with Vermont McDonald’s customers having helped raise $23,000 of ...

They found that 41-year-old Shelly Sanders of Burlington approached someone with a knife, got into a verbal and physical ...

Besides, standing in line is a great opportunity to make new friends, contemplate life’s big questions, or simply work up an ...