NEW YORK — The decline in U.S. drug overdose deaths appears to have continued this year, giving experts hope the nation is seeing sustained improvement in the persistent epidemic. There were about ...

Local officials have approved a police officer recruitment policy that offers town employees thousands of dollars if they refer someone they know to the department and that ...

When Bobby Allison died on Nov. 9 at age 86 he left behind a resume that that is mind-boggling — Induction into the NASCAR ...

It’s awkward to watch a toddler having a meltdown in a store or restaurant. Part of being a responsible adult is to make the better choice for the child, explain ...

The late John Cunavelis, the esteemed sports editor and writer of the Vermont Sunday News, called the Rutland Herald "Golf ...

BARRE — City councilors just approved a flood resiliency plan, were told the first wave of flood-related buyouts have cleared a key hurdle, and were briefed on a recent series of water main breaks, ...

All five girls soccer teams that staked their claim as top dogs in the Capital Division were showered with postseason awards when coaches announced their All-Star teams. Three-sport standout Sabine ...

Dairy is deeply ingrained in our beautiful state. As the keystone in its agricultural industry, dairy farming is integral to the cultural identity and character of Vermont. When hearing “Vermont,” ...

Montpelier senior Clayton Foster was named Player of the Year, while all 11 Harwood starters collected All-League honors when the Capital Division boys soccer coaches announced their 2024 postseason ...

I want to express my appreciation to voters for their support and confidence in returning me to represent Berlin and Northfield at the State House in Montpelier. I commit to ...

Once again, The Times Argus has provided a vital service to the central Vermont readers. In particular, your Nov. 8 edition of the paper used its limited space to present ...

For most Vermonters, these brisk fall mornings signal the shift to winter. For far too many Vermonters, it is the shift, and it is filled with anxiety, fear and desperation.