As his trial enters its fifth week, Serhat Gumrukcu testified in his own defense this week, denying the charges that could send him to jail for the rest of his life if convicted.

As health care costs rise in Vermont, survivors are more vulnerable to accruing medical debt as a direct result of abuse.

The detainment of these students has shown us that the rights all of us enjoy and hold sacred are under attack.

One prominent immigration attorney in Vermont who represents people detained by federal authorities said he wants his clients as close to home as possible, even if that means allowing ICE to use the ...

Brett Stokes, director of the Center for Justice Reform Clinic at the Vermont Law and Graduate School, works with many people detained by immigration authorities in Vermont. He said that “in a perfect ...

Gov. Scott, you once stepped up to be an admirable leader we all could respect during the pandemic, when failed and misguided federal actions threatened the lives of every Vermonter. We urgently need ...

Mohsen Mahdawi, a student at Columbia University and a legal permanent resident of the U.S. who lives in the Upper Valley of Vermont, traveled to Colchester for his naturalization interview, the final ...

The University of Vermont’s Board of Trustees approved the collective bargaining agreement between the university and UVM Staff United, the non-faculty union, on Tuesday after more than a year of ...

Ludlow is set to join three-dozen other Vermont communities in supplementing property taxes with a 1% local option charge on some combination of rooms, meals, alcohol and sales. Photo by Kevin ...

The memorandum of understanding allows the federal government to hold immigration detainees at the state’s six prisons.

It is crucial to recognize that the entanglements of Vermont’s prisons and police with the violence of U.S. imperialism are not unique to this moment.

A prosecutor urged jurors to use their “common sense.” But Brunell’s defense attorney said law enforcement had “rushed” the investigation and allowed for “egregious” contamination of the scene.