To create more awareness of how Experian can help diverse communities reach their financial goals, the company launched a ...

While the federal piece is still being argued in court, Vermonters enrolled in the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or SNAP, saw half their monthly benefit for November show ...

Across the state, Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sport has worked for more than 30 years to empower individuals with disabilities and ...

Roger Carroll had one of the shorter tenures among my editors at the Herald, but he left me with a phrase that continues to ring in my head.

This grant, spanning 2025 to 2032, will allow VSAC to serve over 2,200 middle and high school students in Grades 7-12 and 200 first-year college students annually. The program focuses on ...

When it comes to how we consume news, our options are increasingly wide and varied. While mainstream, legacy media still holds sway for many people, more people are getting their ...

It is with high praise that I address Champlain College Professor John Pelletier’s impassioned commentary in the Rutland Herald on Tuesday, Nov. 4 — “High School Grads and Financial Literacy” ...

The holiday season is filled with fun, laughter, and festivities, but it can also be marked by chaos. From gift-wrapping ...

Casinos are changing how they think, design and communicate because of artificial intelligence. From personalized games to ...

At the age of 90, most individuals are filling their days with quiet routines, basic tasks and enjoying a long retirement.

After years of debate, Missouri is finally on its way to legal sports betting. Lawmakers in Jefferson City, as seen on ...

Composer Erik Nielsen isn’t a native of Vermont, but he might as well be, given the way the state has embraced him. Just ...