Humans inadvertently brought spotted lanternflies to the U.S. from Asia, and Vermonters play a big role in limiting their spread in the state.

Political polls historically underestimate Phil Scott. Will 2026 be different? Two new polls differ sharply on Vermont’s governor’s race.

A fourth generation of Godnicks celebrate the milestone.

A Massachusetts man wanted in connection with the death of his mother in the Bay State appeared in a Vermont court Friday after he was taken into custody a day earlier in Warren.

Officer Ethan Favreau of the Williston Police Department shot and injured Michael McGovern, 52, of St. George, Thursday morning, a VSP press release Friday said. No charges have been filed, and no one is in custody.

The issue, which involved housing quality for seasonal laborers on federal H-2A visas at Four Corners Farm, had not previously been reported.

Election ballots were mailed to all registered Vermont voters by Oct. 7, a week after the deadline mandated by Vermont’s universal mail-in ballot law. The delay came as a result of “technical problems” at the printing press.

The injured man suffered a gunshot wound to his hip in the early Thursday morning shooting and was treated at the hospital and released, according to police.

Typical school buses run on diesel fuel. With prices at the pump remaining steadily high since September, districts are considering how to come up with the extra money.

🍁 The fall foliage is the best it’s been in years, but wetter weather is on the way 🌧️ Explore this weekend's foliage forecast, and follow along as Henry’s Weather Channel and VTDigger help you make the most of the peak season.

After a successful challenge of Vermont’s AI political media law, computer-generated election satire continues to make waves.

“She loved to ride her bike,” the teen’s father said Wednesday, after bringing the legal action against folk artist Douglas Knapp.

The sale price for the Poultney campus property was $6 million.

The 37-year-old former Chittenden County forester lives in a 175-acre forest in Bolton that he calls Bear Island. It’s a central character in his writing.

For one local high school coach, the rink holds three generations of family history.

Union members now have until Sunday to vote on ratifying the contract.

“We cannot lose more colleges in Vermont if we’re going to try to address Vermont’s demographic issue,” said a leader of Middlebury College.

The lawyer called it an “efficient way to address the enormous amount of publicity this case has generated, and the strong feelings that appear to exist in a large number of people in Rutland County.”

The state’s initial evaluation of its annual standardized test scores shows a widening gap between marginalized students and others.