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Vermont has long treated air conditioning as optional. A warming climate could be changing that.

That might be changing.

 

After a Covid-19 boom, Vermont is once again losing residents. What changed?

Jenny Hopkins moved to Hinesburg from Austin, Texas, just weeks before the Covid-19 pandemic shut down the world.

 

Even more mail delays, explained: How two quiet USPS changes are reshaping delivery in Vermont

The U.S. Postal Service in Vermont has quietly implemented changes to the way mail is processed that are expected to further slow down the delivery speed of many mail categories for Vermonters.

 

Nine Vermont dams were removed in 2025. There are many more to go.

There are at least 140 dams in the Winooski River watershed, according to Michele Braun, executive director of the Friends of the Winooski River.

 

Judge denies injunction to block Vermont governor’s return-to-office requirement for state workers

A Superior Court judge ruled over the weekend that he would not grant an injunction of Vermont’s return-to-office policy, paving the way for the state to enforce its Dec. 1 deadline for employees to begin in-person work.