Bryan Pfeiffer on snails with wet, technicolor, pulsing eye stocks, and coming face-to-face with 300 million years of evolution.

To get ready for climate change, Montpelier is deconstructing a historic home on the property of the city’s founding settler, Jacob Davis.

Business owners say they're hearing less French and seeing fewer visitors from across the border. State data backs up their observations.

Brattleboro and the town of Hinsdale have been working on a plan to rehabilitate two historic bridges, but now the New Hampshire town says it does not want to support the project

The Montshire Museum in Norwich has exhibits throughout its trails geared towards being present in the natural world and to process grief.

A conversation with Bill Schubart about living with obesity.

Vermont schools got more than $31 million in Covid relief money. Those funds ran out as districts faced unprecedented tax increases, and now it's a challenge to keep summer programs going.

A new state permit authorizes the town of Franklin to drop a mixture of aluminum sulfate and sodium aluminate into Lake Carmi this fall.

For nearly two decades, the retired middle school teacher has been on a singular quest: to find, photograph, and inventory every school in Vermont that ever was — at least, if a record exists of it.

In swimming holes all over of the world, since the beginning of time, there have been groups of women of a certain age who stand up to their thighs, talking. This is a show about them.