Officials are hoping to stand up temporary emergency shelters in five places. But questions remain about what it will look like.

On the latest installment of Rumble Strip, Erica Heilman compares notes on how to manage pain with Forrest Foster, an independent dairyman in Hardwick.

The Windham County creamery won two Super Gold awards at this year's World Cheese Awards.

The storm whacked parts of Vermont with reported wind gusts reaching around 70 to 90 miles per hour. And in one valley in Cambridge, the wind wreaked havoc, uprooting giant trees and damaging multiple buildings.

In Vermont, the number of older drivers is rapidly growing. Experts say it’s important to refresh your skills and be aware of how your age may impact your driving.

In 2014, Shumlin made the surprising move to devote his entire State of the State address to Vermont’s opioid epidemic. It was a watershed moment that captured national attention and kicked off a statewide push to expand addiction treatment. A decade later, much of Vermont’s progress has unraveled amid more powerful drugs and record numbers of fatal overdoses.

Mary Hogan Elementary School student Elias Urang joined Vermont Public's Jenn Jarecki to talk about the significance of the Black Lives Matter movement and what the flag means to him.

Republican Gov. Phil Scott gave his 2024 State of the State address Thursday, where he spoke to the “sobering" new economic reality Vermont is facing.

On Jan. 11, legal sports wagering goes into effect. The program promises millions in revenue for the state, but it also raises questions about addiction and problem gambling.

The 2024 legislative session starts Wednesday, Jan. 3. Here's what our reporters are looking for in government, climate, education and housing coverage. Plus: Tour the Statehouse with our resident expert, Bob Kinzel.