Corey Dockser

The cost of living is a top issue for Vermonters this election. Here's how your vote can impact future decisions about Vermont taxes and financial assistance programs.

The aurora borealis will likely be visible throughout Vermont the night of Saturday, Oct. 5, according to a forecast by the Space Weather Prediction Center.

Vermont didn't quite make it through the year without any vehicles getting stuck on the infamous Smugglers Notch segment of Route 108. It's still a record low.

Only a small minority of households and businesses in Vermont have flood insurance, paying between a few hundred to thousands of dollars a year to cover damage to buildings and their contents. Some policy holders who have received payouts have found it worthwhile, but increasing costs in a state with an already-high cost-of-living may leave the program out of reach for those who need it most.

More Vermont voters will have a choice of legislative candidates on their ballots this cycle than in almost four decades, according to a Vermont Public analysis of state elections data.

Four people died in a private plane crash in Ferrisburgh on Sunday, near the Basin Harbor Airport.

A new report from the state auditor found deficiencies in implementation of the State Hazard Management Plan, which lists dangers and mitigation measures the state might take to prevent them.

Vermont is reviving a program that doled out almost $20 million to businesses and nonprofits with property damage last year. Here's where the money went, and how the program is different this time.

There’s a high probability this fall will be warmer and wetter than normal, according to a prediction from the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center.

Unclaimed property makes its way to the Vermont state treasurer's office, which is then responsible for returning it to its rightful owners. The state has returned record amounts — and gained record amounts, too.