Joshua Hartness at one point had more than 350 images of potential child exploitation on his cellphone while employed as a border patrol agent, according to court records.

The mobilization coincides with President Donald Trump’s increasing antagonism toward Venezuela and its president, Nicolás Maduro.

The U.S. Census recognizes birth or naturalization as the avenues to citizenship. “Citizenship,” the Census declares to this day, is defined not by how long your family has lived here but where you ...

Bette's warmth, generosity, and strong spirit will be deeply missed by all who knew her. She leaves behind a legacy of love, hard work, and a life well-lived.

BURLINGTON — A court-ordered psychiatric evaluation for a man accused of shooting and wounding three Palestinian students more than two years ago in Burlington has found him competent to stand trial.

Bonita’s love for the world was expansive — she read voraciously, delighted in classical music and completed crosswords with enviable speed.

My reason for being is music.” Music brought him purpose, but what defined him was something deeper — love, kindness, and lifting hearts.

BRATTLEBORO — Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is reporting the departure of its chief financial officer just weeks after the exit of its CEO amid a projected $14.5 million annual budget shortfall.

The lawsuit argues federal agents are violating Fourth Amendment rights at the border by unlawfully searching and seizing electronic devices.

Despite the program’s success, the Food Not Cops initiative in Burlington faced pushback in recent months when 100 business leaders drafted a letter claiming the program was having a “negative impact” ...

This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Those who love life” by Campbell Clarke, 16, of Colchester. Photo is “The Big Dipper and Coming Home,” by Isla Segal,14, of Woodstock.

As a children’s entertainer, teacher and troubadour, Gailmor planted his songs like little seeds, one by one, in classrooms, parks, churches and village granges.