A Burlington apartment building twice destroyed by fire was demolished on Monday.

Vermont's largest hospital was forced to go without water for about an hour on Monday morning.

A Ukrainian military official said more than 260 fighters, including some who are badly wounded, were evacuated Monday from a steel plant in the city of Mariupol and taken to areas under Russia’s control.

Gov. Phil Scott has signed legislation into law that creates an advisory committee to make recommendations on how to spend the state’s share of settlement money with drug manufacturers and distribution companies over the toll of prescription opioids.

A bill that aims to provide at least one hot meal a day to all Vermont students is awaiting the governor's signature.

Another candidate has entered the race for Vermont attorney general.

Sweden has decided to follow neighboring Finland and apply for NATO membership because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

House and Senate negotiators in New Hampshire have approved yet another congressional map with time running out to meet both legislative and judicial deadlines.

A court-appointed expert released a draft of new congressional maps for New York that are more favorable to Republicans than the original gerrymandered political maps drawn by Democrats.

The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 has hit 1 million, less than 2 1/2 years into the outbreak.

The spongy moth, formerly known as the gypsy moth, has returned for the season and is looking for food in the trees.

Some people in our region were able to see the total lunar eclipse early Monday morning, just after midnight.

The 15 honorees received them for “extraordinary valor above and beyond the call of duty,” including two who made the ultimate sacrifice, said Attorney General Merrick Garland.