Spread-out Killington is positioning itself as a great place to ski in socially-distanced conditions. But like other resorts, it will still require masks virtually everywhere except while eating. Ski lifts will run at 50% capacity.

The stress of leading the struggle for racial justice has become too much for Rutland County NAACP leader Tabitha Moore and her family. They’re leaving Wallingford.

A team that has won local, state and national championships is now taking on a pandemic that has inhibited practice time and drills.

A private party of 40 people at Killington’s Summit Lodge has led to 14 more Covid-19 cases in Rutland County. The Health Dept. is investigating - and trying to determine how many more people are test-positive as a result.

A Rutland woman gets probation after stabbing a three-year old, who was found covered with blood from head to toe.

Town leaders are looking at restricting social gatherings to 25 people - and not just because of the three people stabbed at a large gathering Monday night. Like everything else this year - Covid.

Regardless of whether this winter sees a Covid-19 vaccine, the Rutland County economy won’t be getting an annual economic shot in the arm.

Poultney's Green Mountain College, which closed in 2019, will have a new owner - none other than the founder of Shoreham-based WhistlePig Whiskey, Raj Peter Bhakta. Bhakta’s winning bid today was $4.55 million. With a 10 percent buyer’s premium, the deal is valued at just over $5 million.

A Rutland Halloween parade, famous for its many comic book appearances, is likely to be cancelled for the first time in its 61-year-history. A possible crowd of up to 10,000 makes it too dangerous in our Covid-19 era. Anyone remember Doctor Strange doing battle with Dormammu over Bald Mountain?

An angry Pawlet man fired three shots into his tenants’ air conditioning unit. Then things got really hot.