Government
In his third congressional race, Republican Gerald Malloy is looking for middle ground
Gerald Malloy, Republican candidate for Vermont’s U.S. House of Representatives seat. Photo by Emma White/VTDigger
News
Editorial coverage from the Vermont USA Wire newsroom.
CommunityA free press under pressure: New York Times’ Eric Lipton speaks in Vermont
Eric Lipton, a four-time Pulitzer Prize winner and investigative reporter for The New York Times, talks to an audience at the Delta Hotel in South Burlington on 9 October 2026. (Daria Bishop for Vermont Digger)
GovernmentPopular Brousseau Mountain trail in Essex County conserved for peregrine falcons and future generations
The view looking southeast from Brousseau Mountain in Norton on September 4, 2021. Photo by K. Fiegenbaum/VTDigger
BusinessRural Vermont is losing its say over its own land
This commentary is by Loralee Tester, executive director of the Northeast Kingdom Chamber of Commerce.
GovernmentVermonters relieved and conflicted after Trump backs off execution livestream
An armed guard walks around the fortified Lawrence William Judicial Center as the sentencing phase for Maj. Nidal Hasan continues, Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, in Fort Hood, Texas.
EnvironmentBarre wins flood recovery funds for long-awaited North End housing
The playground at Wobby Park in Barre City’s North End will be redeveloped into 17 townhomes. Photo by David Littlefield / Vermont Public
GovernmentExpenses for EB-5 mop-up total $14 million as judge OKs $1 million more in fees
Michael Goldberg, the court-appointed receiver in the EB-5 fraud case, speaks at a Statehouse news conference on April 13, 2017. Photo by Michael Dougherty/VTDigger
CommunityAfter a stormy week, cold arrives and much of Vermont passes peak foliage
Fallen leaves cover a picnic table in Jericho Center on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. . Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
- Government
Vermont’s land laws should incentivize people who heal the land
This commentary is by Ben Falk, a land planner and the founder of Whole Systems Design. He lives in Moretown.
GovernmentEnglish programs face rising anxiety amid fears of immigration enforcement
Helene Rassias-Miles, Executive Director of the Rassias Center for World Languages and Cultures, leads a training session with her team while refining future lesson plans in Hanover, Nh., on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026.
