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Rutland Mayor Michael Doenges says he will step down from office by the end of next month to take another job.
Two officers involved in a deadly shooting in Springfield last summer will not be prosecuted after the attorney general found their use of force was justified.
Ongoing frigid temperatures and shortages of road salt in some areas is hampering cleanup from this week’s winter storm.
Next to a covered bridge in Waitsfield sits a shop where the Christmas spirit lives on all year long.
Video of a barn cat playing in the fresh snow at a Stowe farm has gone viral.
There’s a new battle brewing at the Statehouse over who should be involved in approving new cell towers.
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Democrats and White House have struck a deal to avert a partial government shutdown.
A machine fire at the Ethan Allen manufacturing facility in Orleans on Thursday was quickly extinguished.
Three people are facing court dates after being accused of stealing food intended for National Guard members at a Plattsburgh hotel.
A cellphone meltdown prompted an early dismissal at Massena Central High School last Friday.
The new videos have rekindled the national debate about the death of Pretti, who was shot and killed by Border Patrol officers.
Sen. Bernie Sanders condemned the recent actions of federal agents in Minneapolis during remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday night.
The measure backs Vermont Gov. Phil Scott's call for ICE policy changes.
Just one week after it started, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has quietly ended an immigration crackdown in Maine.
A key committee has sent both of the governor's Supreme Court nominees on for a full Senate vote, but they only recommended one.
Republican Chris Obstarczyk will serve a 14-year term.
Patrick Sharrow is taking over operations at the Plattsburgh International Airport in Northern New York.
Nearly three years after flooding devastated Vermont communities, FEMA is chipping in money to help pay for some damaged state infrastructure.
The audit found that just five projects out of hundreds of buildings have been completed in the last three years, and that the savings were overstated.
Questioning state energy infrastructure and why New Yorkers pay more than most other states for energy.
Fans could win tickets to the live finale of "Survivor 50" by finding an immunity idol hidden somewhere in Vermont.
Winter activities like snowshoeing can earn kids prizes through the Passport to Winter Fun program.
Walmart in Williston first welcomed shoppers on Jan. 29, 1997.
A shooting on a First Nation reserve in northern Quebec left two people dead, authorities said Thursday.
The Trump administration on Wednesday took a step toward rolling back a rule that limits smokestack emissions that burden downwind areas in neighboring states.
A two-car crash involving an ambulance sent four people to the hospital on Wednesday night.
Activists clashed at Burlington City Hall Monday night over the so-called apartheid-free ballot measure.
The regionwide shortage of road salt continues to challenge Vermont road crews. Now, Burlington is among the communities reporting a shortage.
Team Vermont did not win gold at the International Snow Sculpture Championships, but they could still bring home a People's Choice award.
Windsor County Sheriff Ryan Palmer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to seven charges of sexual misconduct.
Authorities have released the identity of a Sharon man who died over the weekend in a camper fire.