The Trump Organization is accused of helping executives avoid paying income taxes on company-paid perks.

New Hampshire could lose its coveted first-in-the-nation presidential primary under new rules proposed by President Biden and the Democratic National Committee.

The U.S. Senate passed a bill Thursday to prevent a looming rail strike, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders voted against the measure after it failed to contain sick leave provisions that were approved by the House.

A group known for helping people struggling with substance abuse is brewing up new opportunities.

Newly elected state senators and representatives this week have been getting a crash course in lawmaking hosted by the Snelling Institute and the Joint Fiscal Office.

Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation Commissioner Michael Snyder will be stepping down at the end of the month, according to state officials.

Rutland Mayor Dave Allaire says he’s running for a fourth term.

It’s part of the nationwide Wreaths Across America effort to get wreaths on the graves of military members around the holidays.

Darren Perron spoke with Ethan McLaughlin, assistant general counsel for the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation, about the possible pitfalls of cryptocurrency.

The economy added 263,000 jobs, while the unemployment rate stayed 3.7%, still near a 53-year low, the Labor Department said Friday.

AIDS activists and other supporters marched Friday to get the attention of Vermont’s U.S. senators.

After a big drug bust on Valley Street in Springfield Wednesday, Police arrested four people.

Police say tips from neighbors helped them arrest a Burlington man accused of peeping into a woman’s windows and trying to get inside.