Vermont’s fishing regulations will look different on Jan. 1, but don’t worry, most of the new regs have been simplified and provide additional fishing opportunities.
The Vermont Climate Council adopted the initial Vermont Climate Action Plan last week.
Vermonters should wait until Dec. 1 to put out bird feeders to avoid attracting bears, state wildlife officials say.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, independent senator from Vermont, has launched his 12th State of the Union Essay Contest.
As the holidays approach and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns about a potential spike in flu cases this year, it’s important that those who are eligible, healthy and feeling well make an appointment to donate blood or platelets, implored the American Red Cross this week.
Twenty-eight rehabilitation and revitalization projects in Vermont’s designated downtown and village centers have received more than $3.6 million in tax incentives, including the towns of Elmore and East Hardwick.
Hunters are gearing up for the start of Vermont’s 16-day regular deer season that begins Saturday, Nov. 13 and ends Sunday, Nov. 28.
Wheels for Warmth is back in action for its 16th tire recycle and resale event, collecting tires from around the state to be either recycled or sold at affordable prices so Vermonters are safe on the road this winter.
Chris Herrick is the new commissioner of the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Epizootic hemorrhagic disease has been found in deer in Rutland County, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
When Vermont legislators return to session in January, leaders in the Senate and the House have said that the passing of Prop 5 will be an immediate priority.
A Shelburne lawyer has been nominated by President Joe Biden to become the new top federal prosecutor in Vermont.
Vermont Climate Council is holding a series of public events to learn about the state’s climate action plan.
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