We deserve a career with respect, longevity, value and fair compensation,” said Jay Peak child care manager Shannon Edmonds-Folsom.

Since its introduction this month, S.220 has faced skepticism from groups representing school leaders and school boards during testimony in the Senate Finance Committee.

Vermont health care regulators have given a nod to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital’s new management and its moves to control a projected $14.5 million annual shortfall.

As part of Gov. Phil Scott’s new budget proposal, 19 employees could lose their jobs. The transportation agency cut more than two dozen positions last year.

BETA Technologies, headquartered in South Burlington, made its debut on the NY Stock Exchange in November. At home, the ...

I am so completely outraged, disgusted, frustrated with what's happening across our country," Krowinski said. "I actually witnessed an ICE arrest while I was in Washington, DC, and the illegal, ...

After months of opposition to two ICE facilities in Williston, the town took a strong – if symbolic – stand. “I’m assuming you’re not all here for the budget,” Ted Kenney, chair of the Williston ...

For Lydia, nursing is a career choice—but it’s also a reflection of her true self. Rooted in care and community, her path forward is a continuation of the values that have shaped her from the ...

Lea Williams has previously served as the university’s faculty development coordinator and a department chair.

The Immigration Customs and Enforcement facility in the town has become a flashpoint for many residents who are demanding the federal agency leave the state.

Senators are considering how to write a law that could bar federal officers from hiding their identities in Vermont. But they’ll need to make it bulletproof against legal challenges.

Scott’s proposal for the 2027 fiscal year is about 3% larger than the budget for the current year. The spending plan calls for fewer new initiatives than previous state budgets did, he said.