If your evening commute takes you through Burlington's Main Street, you likely saw or heard a crowd of UVM students and community members on Monday. The protest, organized by the Party for Socialism ...

A new statewide poll of Vermont voters finds housing affordability and availability have reached a breaking point.

Goddard College alum is launching a new weekend education program aimed at keeping the school’s learning legacy alive on the former campus in central Vermont.

Kimberly is joined by Carly Berlin, housing reporter for VTDigger and Vermont Public, to talk about the factors driving Vermont’s housing crisis and how solutions, like a catalog of pre-approved home ...

The Vermont Department of Housing and Community Development is launching a training program to help residents develop housing in their communities.

Organizers say Virginia House Bill 1263, which is moving through the General Assembly, would allow more than half a million public employees to unionize and negotiate as a group over pay, benefits and ...

When the Vermont Land Use Review Board was created under Act 181 last year, it didn’t exactly arrive quietly. The law, one of the most sweeping overhauls of Act 250 in decades, was billed as a “grand ...

Vermont State University plans to give up the lease on its Foley Hall residence in downtown Rutland. The building is expected to become apartments.

The state’s 247 municipalities are set to decide annual local government and school spending, leaders, advisory articles and ...

Marc Gwinn is the only candidate for Montpelier mayor this Town Meeting day, but voters will be considering an $8 million ...

Volunteers are needed at the FIRST Tech Challenge State Championship (Grades 7-12) March 7 in South Burlington, and the FIRST ...

At a time of unprecedented income and wealth inequality, this legislation demands that the billionaire class in America finally pay their fair share of taxes so that we can create an economy that ...