The money from the William and Dorothy O'Neill Foundation will help centers in Rutland and Bennington expand services.

Saturday is the final day of the 30th annual "Stuff a Bus" food drive, happening in the Rutland Market 32 parking lot.

Christ the King School students in Rutland helped stuff buses full of groceries on Friday to help feed the hungry.

This change impacts far more than convenience — it affects families’ peace of mind and the overall well-being of children and parents across Rutland County.

That plan would include terminal improvements and potential runway rehabilitation. The Rutland airport also offers flights ...

Paul Dame of St. George was reelected as party leader by just three votes over Sen. Russ Ingalls, R-Essex, at the state GOP’s ...

Vermont's charitable food system was braced for impact on Monday as federal food benefits likely wouldn't be available until later in the week.

A man is facing charges in Rutland Criminal Court after police say he abused three children in his care. According to Vermont ...

The Vermont Chief Medical Examiner’s Office has completed an autopsy on the individual whose body was recovered Oct. 7 in Wallingford. The autopsy confirmed the individual’s identity as Rodney Davis, ...

Just 15 miles west of Rutland is the charming college town of Castleton, rich in Vermont history and standing as a testament ...

Vermont’s high-flying electric aviation startup made a big impression during its public debut on the New York Stock Exchange.

Bargain hunters and treasure seekers from across the Green Mountain State converge on a retail wonderland where yesterday’s discards become today’s discoveries. The Goodwill Store in Williston stands ...