Adiah Gholston

Thanksgiving can often be a time of increased visitors at food banks. But summer flooding, on top of inflation and COVID-19, is creating more food insecurity among Vermonters.

The settlement is due to poor data security practices, and will bring Vermont almost $600,000.

Talent Skatepark is Vermont's only indoor skatepark. The next entry in Vermont Public's Made Here series, Talent, follows the park's highs and lows.

Officials believe the student died overnight outside of a campus building Monday, according to a statement from the school. Middlebury College says there's no reason to believe there's a threat to the campus community.

Facing a long-term budget shortfall amid low enrollment, Vermont State University this week announced a series of faculty buyouts. Vermont Public's Mary Engisch spoke to a Performance Arts and Technology professor who accepted one.

In the new documentary Stitch, Breathe, Speak, a group of parishioners from several predominantly white New Hampshire churches create quilts featuring the last words spoken by George Floyd before he was murdered by a Minnesota police officer in 2020. The film touches on what the quilt panels and Floyd’s words brought to the ones making them.

Aziza Malik teaches fifth grade at Champlain Elementary in Burlington. For years, she's prioritized building relationships between her school and local businesses, nonprofits, and community stakeholders.

Several dozen states are suing the company, saying Instagram and Facebook harm teens and kids.

The curved barriers will hopefully prevent large trucks from getting stuck, and make the extraction process quicker if they do.

Over his lifetime, Brian Boland built and flew more than 100 hot air balloons, and ran the Post Mills Airport in Orange County. Boland always had a colorful story at the ready. And with a tweed cap and a gray beard, the man known locally as the Balloon Guy also looked the part of an eccentric airman.