It’s not every day a lowly Secretary of State can correct the ruling made by a Supreme Court Justice. But SCJ Brett Kavanaugh corrected a mistake pointed out by Vermont’s Jim Condos - who says it doesn’t go far enough.

Wealthy, more politically liberal towns seem to have the best rate of absentee ballot return, according to an interactive map created by a new UVM news service.

A WWII soldier who stormed Omaha Beach and lived to tell about it left a huge donation in his will to a Lamoille County Catholic school.

Unlike voters in New York, Connecticut and three “battleground” states, Vermonters aren’t allowed by state election law to change their absentee votes on Election Day.

Straight-talking Rep. Jim Masland (D-Thetford) is asking public health officials for a little common sense when it comes to crossing the Connecticut River.

A UVM website measures world happiness by evaluating social media data. Not surprisingly it took a big, big dive after George Floyd was killed.

The feds won't deport three Vermont migrants who sued for alleged retaliation for activism.

The Morrisville author writes horror fiction for Young Adult readers. Her first two novels feature ghosts, the Latino version of the boogeyman and protagonist who happens to be a Vermont teenager named Lupe investigating homicides in Puerto Rico.

Here’s an interesting news item from last Friday. The Burlington City Council has banned backyard wood burning fire pits due to concerns about air pollution.

Those budding young reporters from Community News Service at UVM have devised a “real time” website to allow Vermonters to track absentee ballot returns in their own towns and cities and statewide.

A longtime Eden resident and voter was surprised to learn that he’s not even in the voter registration system. And he’s not alone.

New taxes play a big, upfront role in Dem. candidate for Governor David Zuckerman’s budget plan.

Working with state and local election and law enforcement, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Vermont will help ensure that Vermont elections are free of fraud, intimidation, and interference.

With chair Steve Cormier dissenting, the Fairfax Selectboard declined by a 2-3 vote to endorse a Black Lives Matter resolution.

An outbreak once limited to an ice hockey rink in Montpelier now has a life of its own.

Pay attention to the “science” of economics, author warns

Just a week ago, the Vermont Department of Corrections was celebrating a 100% virus free testing of more than 2000 inmates. Now, after one guard tested positive, the St. Johnsbury prison has been locked down and all incoming prisoners are being sent elsewhere.

Thanks to a DNA test, a Springfield woman was able to find her Korean birth family. See their first meeting on video.

Vermont’s biggest emerald ash borer infestation is where Washington, Orange and Caledonia counties meet. But it’s spreading. Only three counties are unaffected. What can Vermonters do?

The first room and board freeze in 30 years will accompany another tuition freeze next year at UVM.