In addition to banning cell phones in school, the new law also restricts teachers' communications with students over social media.

Gov. Phil Scott signed Act H.454 on July 1, which seeks to fix Vermont's myriad public education issues. Here's why some ...

A Vermont man was charged after police said he shot at his own home in Rochester. Vermont State Police responded to Cannon ...

Hunger Free Vermont Executive director Anore Horton explained that the proposed cuts could mean 13,000 people lose their SNAP ...

A woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont wants to delay the government’s decision on whether to ...

NFL fans are worried by the latest report about Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Sanders, a fifth round NFL ...

Vermont’s new law also includes a first-of-its kind provision banning schools from using social media to communicate with students.

Several new laws are taking effect in Vermont on July 1, with the legislation affecting everything from school safety to what ...

Vermont may be the second-smallest state in the U.S. by population, but it won’t feel like it later this week with parades ...

Civil unions grew out of a lawsuit filed by three gay and lesbian couples in 1999 who had been denied marriage licenses in Vermont. It would take until 2009 for the state to legalize same-sex marriage ...

Located within downtown Manchester—alongside Vermont Flannel/Vermont Teddy Bear and across the street from Simon Pearce and ...

Governor Phil Scott gathered legislative leaders and committee chairs to sign Vermont’s sweeping education reform bill.