Jenn Jarecki

Vermont Public's show Homegoings recently wrapped its second season. Broadly speaking, it's a podcast and live event series about art and race that provides space to deeply explore anti-racist work.

In September, an airplane crashed in rural Addison County, killing four people.

This fall, the Vermont Law and Graduate School welcomed its first class of Brooks Institute for Animal Rights and Policy Animal Law LLM fellows. The four practicing lawyers will spend the school year focused on animal issues.

There are many ways to get outside and enjoy the winter, whether you're stepping into some skis, casting a line from an ice shanty or taking a horse-drawn sleigh ride.

Just across the state line into New Hampshire, a farm in Meriden is home to cows, sheep, a couple of barn cats and one particularly high-profile heifer.

Vermont State University has a new chief diversity officer. Paul Yoon previously spent years as the senior adviser for inclusive excellence at the University of Vermont.

The road to getting anything big accomplished this year in Montpelier is going to require collaboration between Democrats and Republicans. Here are some of the key issues to watch.

Lena Ashooh is Vermont's 43rd Rhodes Scholar, and the state's first since 2006. After earning Harvard University's first ever animal studies degree, she'll head to the University of Oxford to study legal philosophy.

This month marks the first anniversary of online sports betting becoming legal in Vermont.

A retail store in Middlebury, FLŌRA Cannabis, filed the lawsuit. It could have a large impact on the state's retail cannabis industry.