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Housing is a huge issue this election. In Rutland, officials are trying to fix what they call a housing log jam, that's making it hard for older homeowners to downsize and too costly for first time buyers to become homeowners.

New U.S. Census data shows that median household income in Vermont rose by 9.8% between 2022 and 2023 � more than double the national average, and the largest year-over-year increase here in at least a decade.

Local entrepreneur Harmony Edosomwan is taking part in a 10-week program through New York University intended to lift up Black business owners. Her catering business, Harmony's Kitchen, serves authentic soul food from its Winooski hub.

A new law requires contractors who do jobs worth more than $10,000 to register with the state, but some think that threshold should be lowered to protect homeowners.

The latest video in Rocket's Small Vermont Businesses in Small Vermont Towns series, focused on Willey's Store in Greensboro.

The union representing health care and higher education employees, AFT Vermont, says it’s doubled the number of workers in its ranks over the last six years.

Consumer prices in August were up 2.5% from a year ago � the smallest annual increase since February 2021. Falling inflation clears the way for the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates next week � likely by a quarter percentage point.

Organizers say they plan to negotiate better wages, work flexibility, safe staffing ratios, and more transparency with management.

A non-profit organization is trying to boost Vermont's population by 2035.

The union is asking for higher pay, better staffing ratios and more sustainable work schedules.