I’m not going to play coy and say ‘No, I’ve never thought about it,’ — of course I think about it,” Balint told NOTUS’ Reese Gorman.

When Vermont legalized sports betting, it allocated funds to address problem gambling issues. The Department of Mental Health is now expanding those services.

An aging generation must reckon with shrinking resources, rising taxes and hard choices about what services Vermont can sustain.

The action Monday by Rutland County State’s Attorney Ian Sullivan comes two days after the Rutland City Police Commission announced that Police Chief Brian Kilcullen would be stepping down.

Why is healthcare so expensive in Vermont? BlueCross BlueShield says it’s, in part, the sheer cost of services from the biggest hospitals.

This commentary is by Julie Wasserman, MPH ,of Burlington. She is an independent health policy advocate who worked for Vermont state government for over 25 years..

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Dam removals can lower flood risk and benefit local ecology, but they also present unique challenges for Vermont.

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Fall in,” by Will Helms, 16, of Hardwick. Art is “Amazon After Hours,” by Meredith Rocke, 15, of West Rutland.

The Rutland Savings Bank suggested people contribute to the war effort by making an unusual holiday purchase: “You send Hitler or Hirohito a bomb with your compliments when you buy a War Bond." ...

RUTLAND – Rutland City’s Police Commission said Saturday that the police chief would retire early, in an announcement that follows the disclosure of an internal affairs probe that criticized the ...

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