Funds from the federal American Rescue Plan Act are going to support child care programs and workers in New Hampshire.

The EPA says the decades-long cleanup efforts at the site of a former copper mine in Strafford could conclude by the end of the year.

The results of the 2020 Census showed that Vermont grew by about 20,000 people over the past decade, but where that growth took place is the key for shaping new legislative district maps in the coming year.

As the eligibility requirements for Vermont’s emergency housing program change at the end of the month, about 700 individuals will no longer qualify for hotel housing. The Life Intervention Team is giving assistance to some homeless in the Rutland area about possible next steps.

Despite a 2019 law to protect pollinators, many Vermont beekeepers feel a loophole is allowing the continued use of a harmful pesticide.