Voters say 'yes' to protecting abortion rights in Michigan, California, Vermont, Kentucky
The ballot initiatives come months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and the constitutional right to abortion it guaranteed to women nationwide.
Worker secretly lowered Vermont town's fluoride for years
A town employee who quietly lowered the fluoride in a Vermont town's drinking water has resigned — and now he says the levels had actually been lowered for more than a decade.
Vermont dispensaries to begin selling recreational weed
Vermont dispensaries are set to begin selling marijuana for recreational use, though only three will be ready to do so on opening weekend.
Rosmarie Trapp, whose family inspired 'The Sound of Music,' dies at 93
Rosmarie Trapp, whose Austrian family the von Trapps was made famous in the musical and beloved movie “The Sound of Music,” has died.
Vermont police investigating 'branding and waterboarding' hazing reports at university
Police in Vermont are investigating allegations of hazing involving the women’s rugby team at Norwich University, authorities said.
'The Flash' star Ezra Miller arrested after Hawaii karaoke incident
"The Flash" actor Ezra Miller allegedly cursed at a woman singing karaoke before lunging at a man playing darts at a bar Hilo, Hawaii.
Skiers marry on Vermont mountain amid major snowstorm
Molly Healy and Matthew Gnoza tied the knot despite having an unexpected guest: a bomb cyclone.
Vermont man paid $4K to have person tortured and killed on video
WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS DISTURBING DETAILS: A Vermont man paid a woman to kidnap and film a victim being tortured and killed.
SUV from Canada drives across library lawn to illegally enter U.S.
Seven people entered Vermont illegally from Quebec by driving across the lawn of a library that straddles the U.S.-Canada border.
Marijuana moguls grow in ranks as states legalize cannabis | Street Soldiers
As the movement to legalize marijuana for medicinal and recreational use sweeps the country the cannabis industry is creating new jobs and raking in millions of dollars in legal profits.
Homeland Security surveillance plan at Canadian border questioned
The Department of Homeland Security has agreed to reopen the public comment period on plans to build a number of high-powered surveillance towers along Vermont's border with the Canadian province of Quebec.
Vermont high school moves into old Macy's building
Months after toxins forced a Vermont high school to close its doors, students began attending classes in an old Macy’s department store.
Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy returns home after hospital visit
Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy was taken to a hospital Tuesday evening after not feeling well and later sent home after tests, a spokesman said, hours after the 80-year-old Democrat began presiding over the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.
NJ, CT, other states extend ban on youth hockey
The governors of the six New England states and New Jersey have extended a prohibition on interstate youth hockey through the end of January.
Northeast governors hold 'emergency summit' on virus surge
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he and five other governors were to discuss coordinating certain these types of restrictions.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott becomes first Republican governor to acknowledge voting for Biden
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott says he voted for Joe Biden for president, making him the first Republican governor in the nation to acknowledge voting for the Democratic presidential candidate.
All middle and high schools in Vermont to offer free condoms
Every high school and middle school in Vermont will now provide free condoms to students under a new law.
Remains found in Vermont in 2019 identified as woman from New York
Vermont State Police investigators have identified a set of human remains discovered last year in Searsburg as those of a New York woman.
Vermont grocery store employee fired after stopping robbery, recovering elderly woman's purse
A Vermont grocery store clerk claims that he was fired after he tried to stop a purse thief, according to a WCAX report.
Vermont NAACP leader moving, says harassment too much
The leader of a Vermont branch of the NAACP is selling her home over what she describes as months of racially motivated harassment targeting her and her children.