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Smoke from some of the worst Canadian wildfires in years is drifting across the Northeast.

A Vermont employer will pay tens of thousands of dollars in damages and back pay to an illegally fired employee who sought unpaid wages.

Wedding season will soon be in full swing, and with it comes a host of etiquette decisions, from invitations to seating order.

Finding common ground on sensitive topics can be tough, but students at Middlebury College are hoping to foster a conversation about reproductive justice by making it fun.

Governor Phil Scott vetoed a Burlington charter change that would allow legal residents who are not U.S. citizens to vote in local elections.

The debt ceiling deal brokered by the White House and GOP leaders needs bipartisan backing to pass to avoid an unprecedented government default, but Vermont Congresswoman Becca Balint is among lawmakers who aren’t sold on it.