The coronavirus pandemic brought with it an economic crisis that led to tens of thousands of Vermonters filing for unemployment. The situation became so severe that programs were extended to offer help to some who had previously not been eligible for traditional unemployment. But those expanded federal unemployment benefits expire on Sept. 4.

One of the enduring impacts of the coronavirus pandemic has been the border closure between the U.S. and Canada. A new report examines how severe and long-lasting the resulting economic damage to border communities could be.

Montpelier mayor Anne Watson met with four other regional leaders at a virtual panel discussion on the impacts of climate change this week.

Summer is a great time for hiking, even during the week. There are trails around the region that are short and sweet enough for an after-work stroll, and less likely to be crowded. Snake Mountain in Vermont's Champlain Valley offers the perfect mid-week hike.

Child care centers across the state have waiting lists of over a hundred families. And the pandemic has only worsened the longstanding shortage. But experts say opening new centers won’t solve the problem — the issue is finding staff.

As the COVID-19 delta variant spreads, hospitalizations are on the rise. And it's happening as students prepare to head back to school. Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine takes your calls and answers your questions.

As the U.S. and its allies scramble to evacuate personnel and a humanitarian crisis unfolds in Afghanistan, one Vermonter is working desperately to help a small group of women judges find refuge.

As the U.S. and its allies scramble to evacuate personnel and a humanitarian crisis unfolds in Afghanistan, one Vermonter is working desperately to help a small group of women judges find refuge.

It's about much more than baseball when the Vermont Lake Monsters take their home field in Burlington. At Centennial Field, some of the loudest fans are also the youngest: The kids are the true stars of the show.

It’s the dog days of summer. It’s high season at the drive-in movies. Independent producer Erica Heilman went with her friend Kelly to the Bethel Drive-In for an all time classic.