South Burlington News

Once upon a time, Vermont copyright infringement cases tended to originate with out-of-state conglomerates - think Chick-fil-A versus Eat More Kale or Monster Energy Drink versus Rock Art Brewery .

A construction crew working on stormwater improvements hit an unmarked Vermont Gas line on Hayes Avenue.

The school board and teachers in the Vermont city of South Burlington are hoping a mediator can help them reach an agreement on a new contract.

Helmets also got an inspection. If the tykes could pass the obstacle course, and had a well-fitted helmet, they received a personalized bike license photo.

The conversations are focusing largely on what the United States can learn from Denmark's healthcare, education, and environmental protection systems.

A Vermont company that makes hard cider is suing a Vermont coffee company for trademark infringement over the use of the word "woodchuck." Vermont Hard Cider Co.

Paula Lee of South Burlington is passionate about self-defense. In the hope of passing that passion on to others, she and her business partner, Gerald McCan, have opened the Self Defense Institute, Ltd.

Winter events at Burlington's Waterfront Park are in limbo. A permitting controversy has the city and a popular charity scrambling to find a solution.

The weather may have not been ideal, but the message stood strong: Cyclists need to think safety and drivers need to pay attention, too.

Grace Potter & The Nocturnals along with Higher Ground Presents have announced the 3rd annual Grand Point North Music Festival will take place on Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15, 2013.

"A universe of ineffable gaudiness" - that's how F. Scott Fitzgerald described the dreamworld inside the head of the young Jay Gatsby.

This year, the Burlington bagel scene entered a brave new world. With spring came two new, busy bagel bakeries - the Bagel Place in South Burlington and Feldman's Bagels on Pine Street.

Lawmakers need only to hold final votes today on the state budget to finish their business for the year.

A former voice coach to students at Middlebury College has been sentenced to six months in prison on a charge of viewing child pornography on his home computer.

Friday, South Burlington goalie Courtney Barrett in the final seconds makes a tremendous save to not only preserve a rebels one goal win, but also their undefeated record.

An Athens woman was caught driving in excess of 120 mph Friday in Burlington, Vt., and was apprehended after an extended chase, according to the Associated Press.

Debate over the F-35 military jet goes beyond the Green Mountain State. The conversation is happening around the globe, including Holland.

The Tuttle Middle School Drama Club has never met Patrick and Jessica Downes but after hearing the couples's story the kids knew they had to help.

A judge has ruled that an animal cruelty charge against a former longtime TV news anchorman in Vermont will proceed to trial next month.

The free and open to the public event takes place Saturday, May 11, 2013, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. This is one of the highlights of the year presented by the Friends of the Hort Farm located at 65 Green Mountain Drive, South Burlington.