At least two new Afghans and several hundred asylum seekers from Venezuela, Haiti and Ukraine who resettled in Vermont were set to lose their legal status this month due to recent federal orders.

Five of the chamber’s 13 Republicans voted against the measure, which had support from all Democratic and Progressive members.

Lesli guides and supports the work of connecting donors and readers to VTDigger’s service, and connects local businesses to readers.

Austyn Gaffney covers the environment for VTDigger and is an instructor for the Community News Service at the University of Vermont.

The $2.4 million in terminated Vermont grants funded positions that focused on “everything from housing placement services, food security, to job training, to after school programming” and flood ...

Mahdawi was detained earlier this month by federal immigration authorities after attempting to complete the process of becoming an American citizen.

She is lovingly remembered for her fierce independent spirit, her love for children and for teaching, her commitment to social justice, her wry and playful sense of humor, her competitive Scrabble ...

Despite her mounting health challenges, Susan took pride in keeping her check book balanced, and her bedside table stacked high with books.

BENNINGTON — A jury convicted Max Misch in Bennington Superior criminal court after a one-day trial on Tuesday for two misdemeanor charges of illegal possession of high-capacity firearm magazines. A ...

The Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and author is returning to Vermont to lead the nonprofit news organization’s next era of investigative journalism.

A lawsuit, first filed in June 2024 by the group on behalf of two Burlington voters, was dismissed by a state Superior Court judge in February.

Pope Francis called on all of us to bring mercy, dignity and humanity to our criminal legal systems. This commentary is by Tom Dalton of Essex Junction, executive director of Vermonters for Criminal ...