A South Burlington businessman who reportedly provided a line of cocaine that caused a brush with death for his housekeeper now faces a federal drug distribution charge.
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The Vermont Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired held Dancing with the Burlington Stars after a two-year hiatus on Sept. 11 at the Flynn Theatre in Burlington, selling more tickets and raising more money than ever before, organizers say.
Apple-picking season is back in Vermont, and orchards across the state are starting to come alive with visitors — and apples.
Thousands turned out for a joint Army and Air Force Military Expo and Open House Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 10-11, at the Vermont National Guard base at the Burlington International Airport in South Burlington.
State wildlife officials Tuesday confirmed they’d located a large summer colony of the endangered Indiana bat in the northwestern part of Vermont.
Iola Parry, a 16-year-old trumpet player and junior at South Burlington High School, makes her Burlington debut with Green Mountain Swing Band Saturday, Sept. 10.
South Burlington is moving forward with a final design concept for its pedestrian bridge set to be presented at an Oct. 13 city council meeting.
A man who authorities say swindled a well-known South Burlington auto repair shop out of about $185,000 has avoided going to prison after admitting in U.S. District Court in Burlington to a federal fraud charge.
A group of local, state and federal law-enforcement agencies have formed the Chittenden County Gun Violence Task Force to combat what it calls escalating gun violence in the state’s most populous county.
South Burlington Police have arrested three people for fentanyl trafficking in connection with a routine traffic stop on the interstate Sept. 22.
Vermont Federal Credit Union has opened its eighth branch and new corporate campus at 275 Kennedy Drive in South Burlington.
The South Burlington Business Association, in collaboration with the Burlington Business Association, held its annual summer mixer at Beta Technologies at the Burlington International Airport on Sept. 15.
Sept. 18 at 2:01 a.m., police investigated a DUI on Williston Road.
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For the first time since 2019, students of all ages arrived for the first day of school last week without masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19.
Angelica poses for a back to school photo at the Chamberlin School in South Burlington.
The South Burlington field hockey team moved to 4-1-1 with a win over Mount Abraham Thursday.
This year’s Kelly Brush Ride raised more than $1 million for the first time ever and, as a result the Kelly Brush Foundation will be able to award $1 million in adaptive sports equipment grants this year.
A love for drawing and words was instilled in Amy Huntington at a very early age.
Join the Knights of Columbus DeGosbriand Council # 279 on Sunday, Oct. 9, for an old-fashion…
Visit the Ethan Allen Homestead Museum, with a guided tour of the 235-year-old Allen House, …
Through Dec. 13, the South Burlington Public Art Gallery features “South Burlington Showcase…
Eleven Vermont child passenger safety technicians will receive awards during National Child …
Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George should not have been so lenient in her prosecution of Bruce Erdmann for the multiple deaths th…
A lot of misinformation is being circulated regarding the abortion-rights amendment known as Article 22 or Proposal 5, which will appear as a …
It is not in the best interest for the city of South Burlington and its citizens to propose burning firewood — wood pellets and wood chips — a…
This month the South Burlington Library Foundation winds down its Aspire capital campaign in support of the new South Burlington Public Library.
The members of House Committee on Appropriations seem always to be in their committee room. They rarely come out, not even for floor reporting…
The Vermont Press Association represents the interests of the 10 daily and more than three dozen non-daily newspapers circulating in Vermont t…
Lewis Thomas was one of America’s great essayists. He often wrote about the biological wonders that exist on our planet.
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