Jenn Jarecki

An attempt to break the record for world’s largest square was unsuccessful at the Champlain Valley Fair on Tuesday evening, but hundreds still turned out to dance in the rain.

VINE Sanctuary in Springfield specializes in a once-rare form of rehabilitation for roosters rescued from cockfighting and other dangerous situations. The teaching sanctuary also provides haven for cows, geese, sheep, pigeons, turkeys, goats, horses and emus.

In 1954, a widow named Nellie Lane approached the University of Vermont looking to make an endowment gift in honor of her husband, a UVM alumnus who graduated in the late 19th century.

Congress has eliminated federal funding for public media — a $2 million annual loss for Vermont Public. We're counting on people like you to help sustain this vital service.

As the year comes to a close, Vermont Public Morning Edition host Jenn Jarecki has been reflecting on 2025, and something in particular stands out: a visit from NPR Morning Edition host Leila Fadel this past April.

A Burlington House representative recently resigned following an internal sexual harassment probe. While the story brought workplace sexual harassment into local headlines , the subject is by no means new.

Vermont Public joined the national poetry party with a weekly reading from Vermont Poet Laureate Bianca Stone.

Earlier this year, Vermont's first director of animal welfare, Lisa Milot released a report on how the state responds to animal welfare and cruelty cases.

As the country marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence , Vermont Public is looking at this anniversary through a local lens.