Tech & Policy Reporter
Avery Chen is a sophomore from San Jose, California, majoring in Computer Science. An active member of the Asian Students Association, she brings an analytical, data-driven perspective to her coverage of technology, policy, and issues of representation on campus. Her writing focuses on systems, numbers, and logical analysis while maintaining accessibility for all readers.
Barbara Dickinson McDowell, a longtime Shelburne resident who dedicated 22 years to Burlington High School, died Monday, January 5, after a short illness, according to her obituary. She was 91.
Hany Farid, a pioneer in digital forensics research, received the 2025 McGuire Family Prize for Societal Impact on Feb. 27, earning $100,000 for his groundbreaking work in detecting manipulated digital media.
Vermont has become the subject of a federal investigation into potential Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse, according to a letter state officials received from Congress on March 3.
A New Hampshire advocacy group unveiled a proposal Tuesday to create a 3 percent education income tax paired with a 3 percent statewide property tax, claiming the plan would lower local property taxes and generate $1 billion annually for school funding.
The Merrimack YMCA Early Education Center recently welcomed U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan for a tour of its newly renovated facility, showcasing the completion of a $2.7 million transformation that has drawn attention from state and federal officials.
After nearly a decade of serving Thai cuisine from a basement location accessible only by steep stairs, Tuk Tuk Thai Cuisine is preparing to relocate to a ground-level storefront at 44 South Main Street in Hanover.
A Vermont online news publication appears to use artificial intelligence extensively to produce stories while declining to disclose this practice to readers, highlighting growing debates about transparency in AI-assisted journalism.
Fall River property owners must clear sidewalks within five hours of snowfall or face fines up to $200, according to city ordinances that kicked into effect after this week's winter storm blanketed southeastern Massachusetts.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for New Hampshire's coastline as a strengthening storm system moves up the East Coast, according to meteorologists at WMUR's StormWatch 9.
When Kianny Antigua's daughter Mía was born with straight hair that later began to coil, the Dartmouth senior lecturer faced a familiar challenge. Negative comments about her daughter's curls echoed the painful messages Antigua had absorbed as a child about beauty standards.
Raj Bhakta, the entrepreneur who purchased the defunct Green Mountain College campus in Poultney for $5 million in 2020, has launched a process to give away the property to a Catholic organization that shares his vision for spiritual revival.
Upper Valley Habitat for Humanity delivered a modular home to Nutt Lane in White River Junction this month, marking the first project under new executive director Ashley Andreas as the nonprofit confr...