Bike paths are getting crowded as more and more people decide it’s time to go out for a walk. Again.

Women aviators of the Vermont Air National Guard have flown fighter jets and piloted unmanned drones in the service of their country.

Will the latest curbside pickup/delivery restrictions on grocery stores make hoarding a thing of the past? And will Gov. Scott ban reusable shopping bags until July 1 - or after?

Gutterson Field House on the UVM campus is one of three sites being prepped as a medical overflow site.

The masks are "urgently needed in our health care facilities," Ted Brady, deputy secretary of the Agency of Commerce and Community Development, wrote Wednesday in an email to regional business groups.

A sweet ritual of spring - maple doughnuts and sugar on snow at the Vermont Maple Festival - joins a long, long list of cancelled events due to the coronavirus.

Sure, it’ll take three more hours to drive the paper back to Burlington, but printing at a sister paper in Portsmouth, NH will mean that the Burlington Free Press gets to return to the larger “broadsheet” format we all grew up with.

It’s not every day that a superhero gets to meet a champion race car driver. Evans of Boston, MA met Scott of Barre, VT at a political gathering in Washington DC last week.

Elle Purrier, the farmgirl who graduated from Richford High, Saturday demolished by four seconds the American women’s record for the mile run, held by Olympic great Mary Decker Slaney. She is the granddaughter of former Hyde Park legislator Harold Boyden.

The coach of Vermont’s most popular sports team will retire at the end of the season.