A baker attends a festival to make the biggest whoopie pie in the world
Megan Wagner is attempting to bake the world's largest whoopie pie, weighing over half a ton, overcoming significant technical challenges in the process.
Vermont Establishes Long Drop Program to Reach More Remote Residences
Vermont is creating a Long Drop Program to connect low-income residents living far from fiber lines to affordable broadband.
The Best Things To Do in Stowe, Vermont-At Any Time of Year
Stowe, Vermont is a versatile year-round destination that offers outdoor activities, a vibrant food scene, and cultural charm.
The town remains a lovely blend of local history and modern attractions.
Hikers and cyclists can now cross Vermont on New England's longest rail trail, a year after floods
New England's longest rail trail, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, which stretches across northern Vermont, is now open for various non-motorized activities, showcasing the region's beauty and charm.
The Best Things To Do in Stowe, Vermont-At Any Time of Year
Stowe, Vermont is a versatile year-round destination that offers outdoor activities, a vibrant food scene, and cultural charm.
The town remains a lovely blend of local history and modern attractions.
Hikers and cyclists can now cross Vermont on New England's longest rail trail, a year after floods
New England's longest rail trail, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, which stretches across northern Vermont, is now open for various non-motorized activities, showcasing the region's beauty and charm.
Weeks after floods, Vermont businesses struggling to get visitors to return
The July storms significantly damaged businesses in northern Vermont, including the Miss Lyndonville Diner, which will not reopen.
Why Vermont Is Nervously Watching the Remnants of Hurricane Debby
Vermont braces for potential flooding as Hurricane Debby remnants approach, highlighting the state's vulnerability and increased risk of flash floods due to climate change.
Weeks after floods, Vermont businesses struggling to get visitors to return
The July storms significantly damaged businesses in northern Vermont, including the Miss Lyndonville Diner, which will not reopen.
Why Vermont Is Nervously Watching the Remnants of Hurricane Debby
Vermont braces for potential flooding as Hurricane Debby remnants approach, highlighting the state's vulnerability and increased risk of flash floods due to climate change.
Vermont businesses crippled by July flooding and storms
Two bouts of July flooding severely impacted businesses in northern Vermont, prompting calls for visitors to return and volunteer to aid recovery efforts.
These Are The Only 2 States That Don't Have A Popeyes Location - Tasting Table
Vermont and Wyoming lack Popeyes locations due to state regulations and a cultural preference for healthier eating.
Body of New Jersey fitness coach found in Vermont river after apparent swimming accident
Tuan Baldino's body was discovered in the Mad River, raising awareness about the dangers of fast-moving water in recreational areas.
We Just Need a Break': Another Flood in Vermont Wears Out Residents
Dozens of homes destroyed in Vermont due to severe storms.
Vermont man charged with aggravated murder in death of 82-year-old woman
A man in Vermont was arrested and charged with murder in the death of an 82-year-old woman found near her house.
The suspect was initially arrested for an unrelated charge before being linked to the murder and ordered to be held without bail.
Medical pot user who lost job after drug test takes case over unemployment to Vermont Supreme Court
Medical cannabis patients in Vermont are facing challenges with job termination and unemployment benefits due to off-duty medical marijuana use. Legal protection is needed.
Peak Privacy: Vermont's Summit on Data Privacy - Future of Privacy Forum
Vermont has passed a comprehensive privacy law with the potential to be the most far-reaching in the U.S.
Vermont Is Coming for Big Oil, Making It Pay for Decades of Climate Pollution
Vermont is close to enacting the groundbreaking 'Climate Superfund Act' holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages, marking a shift towards utilizing climate science in legislation.
Vermont Spearheads Data Privacy Protections By Letting Individuals Sue
Vermont passed a comprehensive data privacy law allowing individuals to sue companies for privacy violations, setting a precedent.
Palestinian Ivy League student shot in Vermont is paralyzed from chest down: mom
A Palestinian college student shot in Vermont over Thanksgiving weekend is now paralyzed from the chest down.
His family has started a GoFundMe to help with medical expenses and rehabilitation costs.
1 of the 3 Palestinian students shot in Vermont is paralyzed from the shooting, his mother says
Hisham Awartani, one of the three Palestinian college students who were shot in Vermont, is paralyzed from the chest down after a bullet lodged in his spine.
Awartani's family has launched a GoFundMe fundraiser to help cover the costs associated with his rehabilitation and other expenses.
The two other victims have been released from the hospital, but one of them is still shaken from the attack.
Man charged with shooting 3 Palestinian college students accused of harassing ex-girlfriend in 2019
The man accused of shooting three college students in Vermont had a previous incident of harassment against an ex-girlfriend.
The woman reported receiving sexually explicit messages and unwanted contact from the suspect.
Jason Eaton had a history of police reports in Syracuse, but never as a suspect.
Can The Shooting Of 3 Palestinian Students Be Prosecuted As A Hate Crime? State Law Says Maybe.
Authorities in Vermont are considering whether to treat the shooting of three college students of Palestinian descent as a hate crime.
The shooting has brought attention to the increase in threats against Jewish, Muslim, and Arab communities since the Israel-Hamas war began.
Vermont has a hate crimes statute that could potentially apply in this case.
Vermont: One of three shot students may not walk again
A Palestinian college student who was shot while walking in Vermont may never be able to move his legs again due to a bullet lodged in his spine.
The student has an incomplete spinal injury, broken clavicle, fractured thumb, and difficulty regulating body temperature as a result of the attack.
The King of Jordan has offered support to the student and hopes to send a specialist to identify the support needed.
Suspect arrested in shooting of three Palestinian students in Vermont
A suspect has been arrested in the shooting of three Palestinian students in Burlington, Vermont.
Police caution against making conclusions about the motive of the attack at this time.
Palestinian Ivy League student shot in Vermont is paralyzed from chest down: mom
A Palestinian college student shot in Vermont over Thanksgiving weekend is now paralyzed from the chest down.
His family has started a GoFundMe to help with medical expenses and rehabilitation costs.
1 of the 3 Palestinian students shot in Vermont is paralyzed from the shooting, his mother says
Hisham Awartani, one of the three Palestinian college students who were shot in Vermont, is paralyzed from the chest down after a bullet lodged in his spine.
Awartani's family has launched a GoFundMe fundraiser to help cover the costs associated with his rehabilitation and other expenses.
The two other victims have been released from the hospital, but one of them is still shaken from the attack.
Man charged with shooting 3 Palestinian college students accused of harassing ex-girlfriend in 2019
The man accused of shooting three college students in Vermont had a previous incident of harassment against an ex-girlfriend.
The woman reported receiving sexually explicit messages and unwanted contact from the suspect.
Jason Eaton had a history of police reports in Syracuse, but never as a suspect.
Can The Shooting Of 3 Palestinian Students Be Prosecuted As A Hate Crime? State Law Says Maybe.
Authorities in Vermont are considering whether to treat the shooting of three college students of Palestinian descent as a hate crime.
The shooting has brought attention to the increase in threats against Jewish, Muslim, and Arab communities since the Israel-Hamas war began.
Vermont has a hate crimes statute that could potentially apply in this case.
Vermont: One of three shot students may not walk again
A Palestinian college student who was shot while walking in Vermont may never be able to move his legs again due to a bullet lodged in his spine.
The student has an incomplete spinal injury, broken clavicle, fractured thumb, and difficulty regulating body temperature as a result of the attack.
The King of Jordan has offered support to the student and hopes to send a specialist to identify the support needed.
Suspect arrested in shooting of three Palestinian students in Vermont
A suspect has been arrested in the shooting of three Palestinian students in Burlington, Vermont.
Police caution against making conclusions about the motive of the attack at this time.
Man charged with shooting 3 Palestinian college students in Vermont accused of harassing ex-girlfriend in 2019
Jason J. Eaton, charged with shooting three college students in Vermont, had a previous report of harassment against an ex-girlfriend in New York.
The ex-girlfriend reported receiving numerous sexual messages from Eaton in 2019, but did not press charges.
Eaton is currently being held without bail and has pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted murder.
Anti-trans school sues state for religious discrimination after it forfeited basketball game
A Christian school in Vermont is suing several state agencies for religious discrimination after being banned from tournaments for refusing to play against a team with a transgender student-athlete.
The school believes that allowing biological males to participate in women's sports jeopardizes the fairness of the game and the safety of their players.
The school also sought approval for state tuition money while attempting to sidestep the state's anti-discrimination laws, but their request was denied.
Vermont Christian School Sues State After It Was Penalized for Being Anti-Trans
A Vermont Christian school is suing state agencies after being penalized for refusing to participate in a basketball game against a team with a transgender player.
The school argues that the state is forcing them to follow an orthodoxy on human sexuality and gender that goes against their religious beliefs.
Who Are the Three Palestinian Students Who Were Shot in Vermont? What We Know So Far
Three college students of Palestinian descent were shot and injured in Vermont while on their way to a Thanksgiving dinner.
The families of the victims and rights organizations are urging authorities to investigate the shooting as a hate crime.
The gunman, a white man, remains at large.
3 top Palestinian college students shot in Vermont in alleged bias attack: 'Another example of hate turning violent'
Three Palestinian college students were shot and wounded in a bias attack while walking to a family dinner in Vermont.
The victims are all 20 years old, attending prestigious universities, and were wearing traditional Keffiyeh scarves.
The Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee believes the shooting occurred because the victims are Arab.
Man charged with shooting 3 Palestinian college students in Vermont accused of harassing ex-girlfriend in 2019
Jason J. Eaton, charged with shooting three college students in Vermont, had a previous report of harassment against an ex-girlfriend in New York.
The ex-girlfriend reported receiving numerous sexual messages from Eaton in 2019, but did not press charges.
Eaton is currently being held without bail and has pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted murder.
Anti-trans school sues state for religious discrimination after it forfeited basketball game
A Christian school in Vermont is suing several state agencies for religious discrimination after being banned from tournaments for refusing to play against a team with a transgender student-athlete.
The school believes that allowing biological males to participate in women's sports jeopardizes the fairness of the game and the safety of their players.
The school also sought approval for state tuition money while attempting to sidestep the state's anti-discrimination laws, but their request was denied.
Vermont Christian School Sues State After It Was Penalized for Being Anti-Trans
A Vermont Christian school is suing state agencies after being penalized for refusing to participate in a basketball game against a team with a transgender player.
The school argues that the state is forcing them to follow an orthodoxy on human sexuality and gender that goes against their religious beliefs.
Who Are the Three Palestinian Students Who Were Shot in Vermont? What We Know So Far
Three college students of Palestinian descent were shot and injured in Vermont while on their way to a Thanksgiving dinner.
The families of the victims and rights organizations are urging authorities to investigate the shooting as a hate crime.
The gunman, a white man, remains at large.
3 top Palestinian college students shot in Vermont in alleged bias attack: 'Another example of hate turning violent'
Three Palestinian college students were shot and wounded in a bias attack while walking to a family dinner in Vermont.
The victims are all 20 years old, attending prestigious universities, and were wearing traditional Keffiyeh scarves.
The Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee believes the shooting occurred because the victims are Arab.
Christian high school sues after it's banned from all athletic tournaments for forfeiting game over transgender player
A Vermont high school is suing state officials for being banned from athletic and academic events after refusing to compete against a transgender player.
The school claims they were irreparably harmed by being denied participation and losing out on playing competitive sports and academic competitions.
The school, represented by Alliance Defending Freedom, argues that their actions were based on their religious beliefs.
Vermont police criticized for school demonstration with fake shooter
Students at a Vermont high school were left shaken after a robbery simulation involving masked assailants and gunshot sounds orchestrated by the Burlington Police Department.
Christian families sue for the right to mistreat LGBTQ+ foster children - LGBTQ Nation
Vermont foster families, supported by a hate group, sue state over removal of licenses due to homophobic/transphobic beliefs.
Bolton Valley Bike Park Announces Opening Day
Bolton Valley resort in Vermont announced its bike park opening for the season, featuring 27 trails and a quad lift.
Vermont to pay $175,000 after man charged for raising middle finger at state trooper
The state of Vermont paid $175,000 to settle a lawsuit after a man's arrest for raising his middle finger at a state trooper.
Vermont lawmaker apologizes for repeatedly drenching colleague's bag
A Republican Vermont State Representative apologized for inconspicuously pouring water into a Democratic colleague's bag over five months.
By a Stream in Vermont, a Glimpse of a Plant Last Seen a Century Ago
A rare plant, false mermaid-weed, presumed extinct in Vermont, was rediscovered through a series of events resembling a fairy tale.