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Vermont Medicare Advantage recipients won’t be able to access plans through Vermont Blue Advantage starting next year.
Police in South Burlington say they have identified a man who allegedly used a stun gun in an attack outside of City Hall on Monday evening.
A man accused of dealing drugs in a downtown Burlington park pleaded not guilty in court on Wednesday.
Frost is likely in most places Wednesday night into Thursday. A freeze is expected for some of us.
Cat Viglienzoni visits the Lamoille County town that serves as the region’s center. It’s also the spot “where art, food, and history meet.”
Two popular historical sites in our region that are managed by the National Park Service will be impacted by the federal government shutdown.
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People who receive 3SquaresVT food benefits may soon see some changes.
A new report from Vermont education officials shows that while overall student enrollment is declining, students on IEPs are growing, and outcomes aren’t where they should be.
Vermont State Police plan to hire a new director of fair and impartial policing.
A Rutland Town corn maze is looking on the bright side of the drought, but also bracing for other impacts.
President Donald Trump and Congress failed to strike an agreement to keep government programs and services running by Wednesday’s deadline.
Police are asking the public for help identifying a man suspected of wheeling cartloads of groceries out of a Vermont supermarket.
A Bethel psychologist faces Medicaid fraud charges after authorities say he took more than $600,000 from the state.
New security cameras are up at the Plattsburgh City Beach after vandalism concerns.
Burlington Police Chief Shawn Burke says a lack of accountability is a major factor behind the increase in drug use, theft, violent crime, and other illegal activity in Vermont’s largest city.
Milton Police officer Sgt. Paul Locke continues to suffer the lasting mental and physical impacts of a shooting that left him injured earlier this spring.
Health officials say two people in New Hampshire were diagnosed with active tuberculosis and they are now encouraging others to get tested.
A Northeast Kingdom mental health resource will soon be open full-time.
St. Michael's College is trying to make it easier for students to pay tuition.
Domestic goats are reaching new heights on Vermont's ski slopes.
Part of a popular fishing spot on Lake Champlain is now closed to protect spawning salmon.
Jane Goodall, best known for her work studying chimpanzees for over 60 years, has died at age 91.
New federal assistance is going out to expand access to outdoor recreation in our region.
Pheasant hunting season begins on Wednesday in New Hampshire.
A Starbucks that recently opened in Rutland Town appears to be closed now.
Vermont State Police are searching for a missing boater in Somerset Reservoir.
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration’s efforts to deport noncitizens who protested the war in Gaza were unconstitutional.
A troubled Rutland-based nursing home group has a new state-appointed operator after more allegations of patient abuse.