The Legislature is trying to reduce the prison population. But home confinement just isn’t working, lawmakers heard this week.

Just one degree too warm was enough to spoil 860 doses of Covid-19 vaccine at a Springfield hospital.

The groups that will benefit from the proceeds of the swag featuring pictures of Sen. Bernie Sanders and his now-iconic Inaugural Mittens include Area Agencies on Aging to fund Meals on Wheels throughout Vermont, Vermont community action agencies, Feeding Chittenden, Chill Foundation, senior centers in Vermont and Bi-State Primary Care for dental care improvements in the state, Sanders' office said.

Dismas House, a longtime ministry to people coming out of prison, is opening a new women’s shelter in Rutland.

Anyone who rides public transportation will welcome the idea of cleaner air and surfaces. But - $581,000 to experiment on light-powered air filters?

A Midwestern cannabis concern wants to open a 20,000 sq. ft. marijuana facility in the Rutland area.

The Rutland gym owner who fought back against a forced shutdown due to Covid regulations and his pursuer, Attorney General TJ Donovan, have reached a relatively painless settlement.

A Vermont newspaperman with a record of fiscal frugality is the fourth publisher in 10 years of the Rutland Herald and Times Argus.

The federal Paycheck Protection Program is taking applications again. Vermont’s economic development official encourages businesses to apply, even if they think they don’t need it.

The busload of 50-plus Trump supporters who attended the DC rally January 6 are being encouraged to quarantine and get tested for Covid.