The Northlands Job Corps Center in Vergennes benefitted from a preliminary injunction issued by a New York judge last week, though the court battle for Job Corps centers around the country continues.

Growing demands, arrivals at all hours and a rare disease are just some of the challenges Vermont’s prisons have faced while ...

Abby Elliott On Getting Fired From ‘SNL': "There Was Always That Looming Threat" Watch a neighbor's sweet daily visits turn ...

The judge denied granting the injunction in Vermont, saying it did not provide enough evidence of “irreparable harm.” ...

Upwards of $17 million in school funding for Vermont that was previously cancelled by the Trump administration has now been ...

Jack LaSota is considered by investigators to be the leader of a cult-like group that has been tied to six killings in ...

We Vermonters pride ourselves on Vermont’s being one of the healthiest states in the country. In 2024, Vermont ranked second ...

Vermont Business Magazine A New Hampshire couple pleaded guilty in federal court last week to robbery charges stemming from a ...

Teresa Youngblut, who is charged with killing a Border Patrol agency in Coventry, Vermont, may face the death penalty. Here's ...

The additional charges may signal law enforcement are progressing in their investigation of a sprawling case that links six ...

Vermont Business Magazine Today, the ACLU of Vermont issued legal guidance detailing how public and private institutions should respond to unlawful federal directives or threats to withhold funding.