The Envision I-89 study started in May, 2019 surrounding a boom development in Chittenden County and concerns that gridlock may become more common on the interstate.
All Juneteenth weekend, Black Vermonters embarked on sailing journeys on Lake Champlain to celebrate the holiday and make connections within the community.
The Old Stone House Museum and Historic Village unveiled a new exhibit on Juneteenth in honor of the first Black man elected to the Vermont Legislature.
Running, jumping, and throwing people 50 years of age and older were out at the Vermont Senior Games proving that you don’t just have to be young in body to be a competitive athlete.
There are a number of Juneteenth events scheduled across our region today. But some say the true meaning behind the day calls on Americans to take a deeper look at American history.
Ferene Paris Meyer is celebrating the one-year anniversary of her business All Heart Inspirations, which mixes storytelling and food to build community.
A Colorado woman is suing a retired Vermont doctor accusing him of using his own genetic material when he artificially inseminated her in 1978 at the Central Vermont Hospital in Berlin.
With a rate of 80.7% and climbing, Vermont on Monday was the first state in the country to achieve the 80% vaccination milestone and it continues to lead other states. Darren Perron spoke with Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine about the past year’s ordeal and the path forward.
It’s officially beach season in Plattsburgh with the opening of lake city’s public beach. And despite not ideal conditions to soak up the sun Friday, it didn’t stop people from coming out.
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy Friday announced $11-million of federal funding will support the center’s work to research all facets of the regional food system, from production to food security.
Dom Amato spoke with Ben Kinsley from the Campaign for Vermont about why they felt it was important for the public to be aware of potential conflicts of interest some lawmakers may have when it comes to their vote on a pension plan.
A former South Royalton School Principal convicted of secretly recording teenage girls will be allowed to ask a court to consider an appeal of his sentence, according to a Vermont Supreme Court ruling.
New Hampshire authorities say a woman jumped from a second-story balcony to escape a burning home in Merrimack and two firefighters were injured while battling the fire.
The Burlington Police Commission wrapped up training Thursday night with a national organization that provides guidance to communities that want civilian oversight of police.
Carnival Corp. said Thursday that a data breach in March might have exposed personal information about customers and employees on Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line and Princess Cruises.
With COVID-19 cases in New Hampshire continuing to decline, state officials eased mask guidelines on Thursday, recommending that anyone not showing symptoms of the virus can go without wearing masks in most indoor and outdoor locations.
The so-called delta variant now makes up 10% percent of COVID cases in the U.S., and in Vermont, the case count went from one to three over the past week.
