Vermont Edition

Susan Dunklee of Craftsbury has competed in three winter Olympics. She says athletes should focus on performance, not perfection.

Medical aid in dying has been legal in Vermont since 2013, and was expanded to include out-of-state residents in 2023. We look at the numbers.

Members of the selectboard, the town safety officer, and a formerly unhoused person chime in.

Vermont’s state legislators remain divided on the need for mandated district consolidation.

A photography project documents the work of more than 40 women throughout the state.

Worried about this weekend's below-freezing forecast? Get inspired by the mammals, insects and amphibians that thrive in the cold.

In the past year, President Donald Trump's administration has increased detentions and deportations. In Vermont, activists are calling out an ICE office in Williston.

In Vermont, data shows that 26% of deaths by suicide between 2019 and 2020 were people in the construction industry.

The next stop on our monthly series takes us to this Franklin County town.

The animal sanctuary recently obtained an important and rare accreditation.