Vermont man dies from injuries sustained in May single-car crash
According to Vermont State Police, 20-year-old Aiden Lamoureaux of Newport has died after suffering life-threatening injuries in the crash May 20.
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Vermont enacts the country’s first ban on herbicide linked with Parkinson’s disease
Vermont enacts the country’s first ban on herbicide linked with Parkinson’s disease
Vermont eyes South Burlington for new youth facility. A state advocate calls it a ‘detention center.’
Vermont eyes South Burlington for new youth facility. A state advocate calls it a ‘detention center.’
Vermonters will vote on equal protection amendment to state constitution this fall
Vermont voters will have the chance to weigh in on another amendment to the state’s constitution this fall.
Vermont Summer 2026 Events Not to Miss, From Sports to Theater
From the soccer pitch to the stage and from fair midways to festivals to food trucks, summer in Vermont has something for everyone.
Vermonters Are Being More Careful Outdoors to Avoid Tick Illnesses
Rising tick populations and cases of the diseases they cause are posing a dilemma for residents and tourists drawn to the outdoor beauty of the Green Mountains.
Vermont’s First Director of Animal Welfare Presses for Change
Lisa Milot is single-handedly working to modernize the ways the state investigates and deals with animal abuse complaints.
Vermont’s Youth Rodeo Team Prepares for a Trip to Nationals
Formed in 2020, the Vermont High School Rodeo Association is the only team of its kind in New England and now has 18 youth participants.
The Vermont Public Legacy Society
Vermont Public Legacy Society: Planned Giving to Vermont Public. The Vermont Public Legacy Society recognizes those individuals with the vision and foresight to consider Vermont Public in their will or other...
About Seven Days
Seven Days is an independent weekly newspaper covering Vermont news, politics, food, arts and culture. New issues are published each Wednesday and distributed free at 1,000 locations in Northern and Central...
Plant different irises for blooms that last from early spring till August
Learn to plant the right types of bulbs at the right time for a long-lasting bloom fest of irises in your yard.
Special Report: How ICE operates in Vermont
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has a skeleton crew in Vermont but uses U.S. Border Patrol and “collateral” encounters to drive a spike in arrests, Vermont Public found.
World Cup preview, Vermont City Marathon's new record holder and the Upper Valley Nighthawks
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is on the horizon and The Sports Rapport has World Cup fever. The Boston Globe's Michael Silverman joins the show to preview the world's biggest sporting event and the preparations fo...
Affordable housing complex opens in downtown Waterbury
Three of the 26 new apartments are reserved for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, and five are set aside for people exiting homelessness.
Hundreds of housing units in the works at closely-watched project in Burlington’s South End
With more than 200 units, the project is the beginning of “a new neighborhood being born out of a big parking lot,” said Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak.
This school district has received death threats for standing up for immigrants. It’s not backing down
In Winooski, where more than a third of children are English learners, a school superintendent has invested in protecting immigrant students even as one of his own was detained.
Two longtime friends are swimming every lake and pond in Vermont together
For each swim, the pair takes a photo and adds the date to a spreadsheet tracking that year’s swims. Their recordkeeping has expanded to include a list of superlatives — most disappointing, most fun, bes...
In review: Burlington clears officers in ICE raid, masking bill quashed, Migrant Justice's origins
Vermont's top journalists join moderator Mitch Wertlieb to delve into the most important news stories of the week.
Newport Daily Express is reducing print editions and moving more content online
The Northeast Kingdom paper has reduced its weekly print schedule from five days a week to three, and it will start a daily news video program.
Stricter regulations coming for wake boats this month
Starting in mid-June, wake sports will be banned from a host of Vermont lakes where they’d previously been allowed, including Lake Fairlee, Lake Iroquois and Waterbury Reservoir.
Vermont lawmakers have adjourned for the year. Here's what they did — and didn't do — in 2026
Education reform stole the headlines when lawmakers adjourned the 2026 legislative session last week. But the Legislature passed scores of bills this year that will have potentially significant implications...
WATCH: Ken Burns on capturing 'the most consequential revolution in history'
The award-winning documentary filmmaker joined Vermont Public's Jane Lindholm at the Flynn Center in Burlington for an exclusive evening with a live audience. Watch the full recording.
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Vermont Dairy Festival returns to Enosburg Falls for 70th year
The Vermont Dairy Festival is bringing people from across the state to Enosburg Falls to celebrate all things dairy, from food and rides to community events.