The Greensboro institution canceled about a dozen shows this summer after a teen was hurt while performing in July.

Vermont regulators will still review all cannabis advertisements. But the settlement loosens the rules in other ways.

A national media conglomerate's decision to not play the late-night show drew the ire of Vermonters. Kimmel will return to ...

A team from the University of Vermont’s Consulting Archaeology Program found 400- to 1,400-year-old artifacts at Sand Bar ...

A West African asylum seeker living in the Northeast Kingdom has been freed from prison after a federal judge ruled he had ...

If confirmed by city councilors, Kelli Perkins will become the third permanent director of a city department that has been in ...

Downtown is perhaps the most obvious location, but some city councilors are fiercely opposed to the idea given the area’s ...

A trade publication says the fast-growing South Burlington startup plans to file paperwork with securities regulators later ...

As immigration enforcement ramps up, parents are using a new program to assign legal guardians for their kids in case they ...

The state representatives went on a junket last week even as Vermont’s federal delegation joined a growing chorus accusing ...

The announcement of Sunny Eappen's impending departure comes shortly after state regulators teed off on the health network ...

The late-night host was reinstated several days after he was suspended by Disney for comments he made about Charlie Kirk's ...