More than 80 of Vermont’s 180 lawmakers this week signed on to a letter of support to the state’s LGBTQIA+ youth.

Montpelier was once again treated to an explosion of hearts this Valentine’s day, with the familiar photocopies of red hearts ...

By Lauren Dorsey This story is Part 2 in The Bridge’s year-long series about housing. Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity is ...

I’m welcoming guest author Ellie Reynolds, who visited Vermont this past fall. She fell in love with the area and is sharing ...

Whether you love old buildings and bridges, touring historic sites and museums, or exploring hands-on science, there are ...

Meander through the forest, over a covered bridge, and past tiny waterfalls on this romantic hike in Massachusetts, perfect for a Valentine's adventure.

Vermont is known for maple syrup, Ben & Jerry’s, and an overwhelming number of cows. But if you really want to prove you’re from the Green Mountain State, you need to master its trickiest place names.

The state originally constructed the dam in 1933 — six years after the Winooski River saw historic flooding — to hold water upstream in the Waterbury reservoir and protect against downstream flooding.