Beta Technologies has added 300 staff members to its Vermont-based workforce in recent months, and plans to add roughly 1,000 more in the next 18 months, company CEO Kyle Clark told reporters Friday.

Dylan Collins of Weston was wounded in the strike, which also killed one of his colleagues. Numerous investigations have found that the attack could be a war crime.

In late November, a California think tank facilitated discussions about how the federal government might work with communities to build a waste storage facility — this time, with the consent of those ...

It kind of now feels like the same as where I'm coming from,” said Juvenari Kambale, a refugee from the Congo. “There's that fear for what's gonna happen next.” ...

Pressure on Burr & Burton Academy has less to do with equity than control.

Besides marrying Justine and adopting his children, Frank always said that the ten years serving for the country was the best thing he ever did.

Colleen Candace Dunn passed away on Friday evening, Nov. 28, after a difficult battle with lung cancer. She is survived by her three children — Erica, Heidi and Nathaniel — as well as her beautiful ...

Gov. Phil Scott has twice this year chosen not to deputize the Vermont National Guard for federal initiatives, first to help ...

Theodore Bland made his first court appearance Thursday since a grand jury returned an indictment against him last month, accusing him of fatally shooting two Massachusetts men in Vermont.

Police allege Kane Smart had an inappropriate relationship with a student in 2021 and touched her on several occasions, according to an affidavit.

The two announcements are the latest in a raft of municipal staff resignations over the past several months that now number at least seven.

A $1 million offer for the former Loretto Home senior living facility could help the state’s largest religious denomination and a local housing nonprofit — but comes with conditions.