11 man tackle football - out. And most of the sports that remain will require participants to wear masks, according to tough new State of Vermont guidelines.

Until the risk of COVID-19 abates, adults should strongly consider driving their student to school, or nudging them to walk or bike if conditions are safe, state officials say. (And people wonder why homeschooling applications are over 4,000 this year.)

Rutland’s heroin epidemic and Syrian immigrants are the subject of a documentary airing this weekend.

With the media cameras clicking away, Vermont State Police led away 112 children from their homes at the Island Pond Community Church.

Not only has business and tourism travel virtually died during the pandemic, but business travel may become a thing of the past as industry embraces the teleconference. Bad news for hotel projects.

The resolution, which passed with unanimous support, additionally proposes a citywide apology for Burlington's role in the institution of slavery.

So maybe it’s a good thing that the City of Burlington blocked off so many roads during the pandemic? Sink holes have been sprouting up all over town. See photo of moose standing in one on North Avenue in front of Lakeview Cemetery.

Vermont’s largest employer, UVM Medical Center, just furloughed 450 workers due to the pandemic, even though there’s not a single Covid-19 patient being treated at the hospital. What gives?

Non-tenured teachers at UVM are being asked to lose a quarter of their pay, while deans would lose just eight percent. You don’t need to be a statistician to know those figures don’t add up, the wife of a lecturer writes in a letter protesting the cost-cutting measures.

Shuttered downtown Burlington storefronts are seeing an increase in burglaries.