A federal freeze on most evictions enacted last year is scheduled to expire Saturday, after President Joe Biden’s administration extended the original date by a month.

Families on average are getting $423 this month; the Treasury Department estimates that 35.2 million families received payments in July.

Officers say Thursday afternoon, a group climbed the large chair outside the Tri State Federal Credit Union.

Vermont continues to lead the nation in vaccinations, with almost 84% of eligible Vermonters having had a least one shot.

Vermont’s handling of the pandemic may be bringing more college students to the Green Mountains. Faced with booming enrollments for the fall, some colleges are getting creative to make sure everyone has a place to stay.

A New Hampshire man has pleaded guilty to federal charges for his role in a sex trafficking operation that coerced Chinese women into prostitution in New England.

This week’s Pet with Potential is a 2-year-old cat named Pebbles.

In a memo dated Friday, Justice’s Office of Legal Counsel said the committee chairman “has invoked sufficient reasons for requesting the former President’s tax information” and that under federal law, “Treasury must furnish the information to the Committee.”

The notes of the Dec. 27 call, released Friday by the Democratic-led House Oversight Committee, underscore the lengths to which Trump went to overturn the results of the election and to elicit the support of law enforcement officials and other government leaders in that effort.

Downtown Burlington is alive this weekend as performers from all over gather for the Festival of Fools.

Senator Bernie Sanders has joined a group of lawmakers pushing to create an alternative to incarceration for eligible parents and caregivers in an effort to keep their kids out of foster care.

A Rutland man accused of hitting and dragging a police officer with his vehicle, which led to an officer-involved shooting last year, is now facing prison time following a federal drug conviction.

Rutland's Victor “Mulfy” Mulford Williams is celebrating his 100th birthday this week. The World War II vet fought at both D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge.

Human trafficking operations have taken place across Vermont, but the discreet nature of the crimes, authorities say, often make them particularly difficult to uncover. While massage parlors and spas are often the targets of such investigations, a new law regulating bodywork professionals does little to deter human trafficking.

More than 3.6 million Americans are at risk of eviction, some in a matter of days, as nearly $47 billion in federal housing aid to the states during the pandemic has been slow to make it into the hands of renters and landlords owed payments.

An expert says someone who wants to compete in table tennis, for example, spends about $20,000 a year and trains 8-12 years. A figure skater easily spends $35,000 to $50,000 a year, not even counting travel expenses.