Travel
Vermont Announces 2026/27 Signature Events Winners
Annual program highlights state's diverse cultural and community offerings
Smugglers' Notch Ski Resort Sold to New Owners
Vermont's beloved Smugglers' Notch resort has a new owner, raising questions about the future of the mountain's operations and partnerships.
Canadians Shun US Travel Amid Ongoing Border Fears, Tariffs, and 'Buy Canadian' Movement
Statistics Canada data shows fewer Canadians returning from the US, indicating a drop in travel to the country.
Lifestyle
Burlington Crossing Guard Turns Crosswalk Notes Into $14K Monthly Mail Club
Christine Tyler Hill's handwritten observations from a Burlington street corner have attracted 2,000 subscribers and a long waitlist.
Fletcher Free Library Hosts Black History Panel and Living Exhibit
The event celebrates the 100th anniversary of Black History celebrations in Vermont.
Vermont Muslims Find Community, Support at Ramadan Gatherings Amid ICE Fears
The Islamic Society of Vermont hosts diverse worshippers for nightly Ramadan feasts and prayers, providing a sense of solidarity during a time of heightened immigration enforcement.
Tech
Opinion: Don't Let Vermont Miss the AI Boom
Major tech companies are investing billions in data centers, and Vermont could turn that demand into lower costs and economic growth.
Burlington Game Developers Add Scent to Gaming Experiences
New technology allows gamers to smell their way into virtual worlds.
AI Tools Prove Life-Changing for Neurodivergent Individuals
Neurodivergent people find AI helps with communication, organization, and self-expression in the workplace and classroom.
Economics
Vermont Farmers Compete for Dwindling Federal Clean Water Funds
State officials say the end of major federal programs will make it harder for farmers to access financial assistance for water quality projects.
Vermont Faces Looming Property Tax Increases
One-time funds used to lower school taxes this year will create budget shortfalls next year.
Vermont Considers Shifting Energy Standards From Renewable to 'Clean'
State officials weigh moving away from renewable energy requirements to focus on carbon-free sources like nuclear power.
Health
Monsanto Faces Trial Over PCB Exposure at Vermont High School
Former teachers allege cognitive and autoimmune disorders from harmful PCB levels in school building materials.
Rabies Cases Rise in Northern Vermont County
Majority of cases concentrated in Orleans County, officials say increased surveillance is a factor
Vermont Debates Banning Dangerous Herbicide Paraquat
Lawmakers consider prohibiting use of pesticide linked to health risks like Parkinson's disease.
