Burlington city councilors who drafted the resolution say that the move isn't political but one that identifies the emerging importance of social media in local government transparency and communication.

A Burlington dance artist and drum master from West Africa has been prevented by federal immigration officials from returning to the U.S.

A two-year study conducted by the Uncommon Alliance shows that blacks are two times more likely to be pulled over than whites in Burlington and South Burlington, and ten times more likely in Winooski.

Officials say the new facility provides six beds for people who have a psychiatric crisis, keeping them from needing emergency room care at a hospital.

Miro Weinberger was sworn in as mayor Monday night, making him Burlington's first Democratic mayor in more than 30 years.

A new study by four Vermont police departments says black male drivers are almost twice as likely as white drivers to be stopped by police in Burlington and South Burlington.

Burlington's Centennial Field is one of the oldest ballparks still in use in professional baseball. And now the old, rundown ballpark has a new 20-year lease.

With shrinking tax revenue and less federal aid, many cash-strapped Vermont cities and towns are employing a complicated financial tool designed to help them build public projects that they can't currently afford.

Democrat Miro Weinberger talks about the race and how he's going to tackle Burlington Telecom and the city's finances.

Democrat Miro Weinberger has been elected the next mayor of Burlington, defeating Republican Kurt Wright and Independent Wanda Hines. Weinberger is Burlington's first Democratic mayor in more than 30 years.

As Burlington's candidates for mayor scramble for votes ahead of next week's election, many residents say they're prepared to elect a new city leader.

Vermont's largest newspaper says it will begin charging a subscription for both its print edition and its online site, and it will stop printing its large edition, opting instead for a smaller tabloid size.

Burlington's Progressive Party says it won't endorse a candidate in the upcoming mayoral race.

With a little more than three weeks to go before the Burlington mayoral election, the candidates are making their case for receiving a Progressive endorsement.

Burlington's Progressive Party may be one of the most successful third parties in the country, but it has run into a rough patch lately. For the first time in decades, Progressives won't have a candidate for Burlington mayor.

For years, many development plans have stalled on the drawing board, lacking either public support or financial backing. Now, city planners are hoping public participation will help them revitalize Burlington's downtown and waterfront.

Author Austin Troy believes cities that develop the greatest efficiencies might become the most economically viable, the Valley News' John Gregg analyzes the New Hampshire primary results and we sort through our listener mailbag.

Some city councilors in Burlington want the city to adopt a resolution urging Congress to amend the Constitution and strip corporations of their rights to free speech.

Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss won't seek re-election. The Progressive mayor is stepping down in the midst of several ongoing controversies in the state's largest city, and he says he may try to return to the state Legislature.

Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss has announced that he won't seek re-election in March, saying Vermont's largest city is poised to move forward without him at the helm.

Democrats in Burlington have released a list of voters who will be eligible to cast a ballot when the party's caucus for mayor resumes in December.

Democrats in Burlington have scheduled another caucus on December 11 to choose their candidate for mayor, after the first caucus ended in a tie vote between two candidates.

Burlington police are still completing their investigation of the shooting death last week at the Occupy Burlington encampment. Josh Pfenning died in a tent at City Hall Park last week. Police Chief Michael Schirling says his department is waiting for final reports.

Democrats in Burlington are now debating how to proceed with their mayoral caucus, which was indefinitely suspended Sunday night after a tie.

VPR's Jane Lindholm discusses the results of Burlington's Democratic Mayoral Caucus that took place over the weekend.