Odds are good that Vermonters in the past faced the same or similar challenges as Vermonters today,” says VT Folklife ...

A powerful pattern shift is on deck, bringing the first true blast of winter to New England. Here's what to expect to Vermont ...

Vermont is rarely noted on page one of the Wall Street Journal. It does, on rare occasions, happen: Vermont’s debate to adopt ...

Did you know that Vermont only has one venomous snakes species? Out of the 11 snake species that live in Vermont, the Timber Rattlesnake is the only one that is venomous, having a triangle-shaped head ...

With chilly mornings becoming more and more common in Vermont, you might be starting to think about snow. When the brilliant colors of autumn fade and stick season starts in Vermont, it also means ...

When Burlington author Bill Mares died after a cancer diagnosis, his wife, friends and neighbors finished his latest and last work, “2050: Vermonters Take a Swipe at the Future.” ...

Vermont Fish & Wildlife staff measure a black bear as part of a newly launched survey this summer. Photo courtesy of Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. For the fourth year in a row, the number of ...

Keynotes from regional and national experts explore innovation, sustainability, and growth in Vermont’s manufacturing sector ...

The Montrealer came to an end in 1995, when the Canadian portion of the line was discontinued and St. Albans, Vermont became the new northern terminal. The train was renamed the Vermonter and became a ...