Henrico, Richmond and Chesterfield voters cast early ballots in big numbers
Early voting in Virginia ends Saturday, ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3. Henrico, Richmond and Chesterfield officials report early voting totals.
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Maryland Democrats want you to know about this ballot question before November midterms
With eight days to go until Election Day, Maryland Democrats up and down the ballot gathered Monday for a rally in Bowie.
Maryland’s hotly debated ballot question on redistricting. What does it do?
On Election Day, Marylanders will be asked to vote on redistricting amendment that would soften rules around how the state's congressional districts can be redrawn.
Stuck in Vermont: Exploring M.T. Anderson’s Haunted House in Calais
Episode 779: Award-winning author M.T. Anderson found his 1796 home a decade ago on a dirt road in rural Vermont. Eva Sollberger got a candlelit tour and heard some tall tales.
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, Oct. 28-Nov. 4
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the Howl’ween Dog Costume Contest along Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace.
Decomposition Notebook: Soapbox Arts Exhibits Works by Ana Koehler and Hannah Cieri
The show features artworks full of vibrant decay, from figurative paintings to ceramics inspired by rotting wood to an installation of dried plants.
Book Review: ‘Alice Sees Ghosts,’ Daisy Rockwell
The second novel from the Bennington author and artist is an acerbic comedy of manners about a New England heiress who receives a message from beyond.
Why Are New Hampshire and Vermont Politically So Different?
Brian L. Porto’s new book, ‘Twin States, Different Paths: The Politics of New Hampshire and Vermont,’ traces the history of their divergent ideological cultures.
‘Dark Botanica’ at BCA Center Presents the Unsettling Side of Flowers
Seven artists from Vermont and elsewhere expand on flowers’ association with the feminine through works that are political, unstable and a bit threatening.
Expecting Trouble: Vermonters Are Losing Local Birth Centers
As hospitals pull back, people are traveling farther for services — and confronting what’s lost when a community lacks essential care
Burlington Councilors Seek to Compromise on Public Safety Debate
A committee of Democrats and Progressives will try to negotiate on the so-called "Burlington Forward" proposal.
New Owner of Poultney Campus Must Address Fire-Safety Issues
Tommie Zito wants to hold a weeklong celebration on the former Green Mountain College campus. But inspectors say he needs to fix several issues before they'll issue occupancy permits.
Former Burlington Schools Administrator Investigated for Embezzlement
Stephanie Phillips created a fake company to fraudulently invoice the district for nearly $1.8 million, federal court documents allege.
Craftsbury Community Donates Apples for Cidermaking Fundraiser
Cedar Hannan knows there are a lot of apple trees in the Northeast Kingdom. With help, the Wildbranch Cider owner is collecting donated fruit for a good cause.
Private Equity Firms Are Quietly Buying Up Local Funeral Homes
As aging morticians retire and look to sell their businesses, out-of-state entities see profits to be reaped in Vermont’s death-care industry.
Vermont School Districts Already Face Tough Budget Decisions
Some school boards will have to decide in the coming months whether to close or reconfigure schools, cut staff, or scale back programming.
New Hemp Rule Upends Industry for Vermont CBD Producers
The impending federal law, intended to ban intoxicating hemp-derived THC products, could soon threaten the livelihood of local entrepreneurs.
State Sen. Terry Williams Arrested for Domestic Assault
Williams, 74, allegedly hit his adult daughter during an argument about a "moldy bale of hay," a police affidavit says.
Vermont Inks Deal to Explore Nova Scotia Wind Power
The clean power could be routed to New England through Highgate should the proposal come to fruition.
Gubernatorial Candidates Prepare for a Mad Dash to the Finish
Gov. Phil Scott and challenger Amanda Janoo are planning events around the state before polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Federal Election Monitors to Visit Polls in Burlington
A pair of federal monitors in plainclothes intends to visit all eight polling places in Burlington on Election Day.
U.S.-Canada Tensions Threaten Vermont Border Towns’ Historic Ties
Communities and residents in northern Vermont and Québec have long enjoyed close relationships. Those bonds are coming undone.
Glazed Donuts’ New Essex Café to Replace Leo & Co.
The doughnut maker aims to open Glazed Café next month. Leo & Co. owner Kayla Silver confirmed her Essex wine biz, Salt & Bubbles, is also for sale.
Final UNH Poll Shows Janoo With Lead Over Gov. Scott
As of Friday, some 140,000 Vermonters had already turned in ballots. Polls are open until 7 p.m. on Tuesday.