Kevin Bourgoin was a track and field and football star at Rutland High School before graduating in 1992. But you just knew ...

The Rutland Herald asked all the members of the Rutland County delegation to offer insights into the upcoming session, which ...

Representatives of the fossil fuel industry are suing Vermont in federal court over its Climate Superfund Act, a law designed to let the state sue the companies it deems responsible ...

The Denver Broncos can erase nearly a decade of frustration and futility by beating a Kansas City Chiefs team that will be ...

This research was critical to the latest November 2024 update of the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List (world resource for assessing extinction risks across species) which ...

The loss of biodiversity is recognized as a major national concern with profound ecological and economic consequences. The conservation of biological diversity is a national goal that requires the com ...

The start of a new year is for many a time of self-reflection and self-improvement. Many of us make resolutions — setting goals for ourselves to make better, healthier choices ...

Two days before Christmas the Mount Abraham girls basketball team got turned inside out by Fair Haven, 61-32. Thursday, Mount ...

With the calendar turning to 2025, the Norwich men’s hockey team is ready to continue the festivities with the 24th edition ...

Middlebury College senior defender Luke Madden has been named the New England Soccer Journal Division III Player of the Year.

On a mild, rainy day at the end of December, the Teen Center — named by local teens as The Hang Out Spot — is full of ...

Public Works Commissioner Robert Protivansky says 2024 was "The Year of the Sidewalk" in Rutland. "I think we replaced the most sidewalk in history this year," Protivansky said. "We know we are way ...