‘Tis the season of giving... and spending money. This year money may be tighter than in past years, so the United Way is helping out by sharing seven steps to building a holiday budget that won’t break the bank.
A cold front will bring scattered showers and mountain snow showers today, especially early. High pressure will briefly settle in Sunday afternoon, with mostly sunny skies. Things change again Monday as rain moves in, but we could use the rain.
Three more Vermonters have died from COVID-19. One was in a long-term care facility. State health officials are growing increasingly concerned about outbreaks at care facilities. Our Calvin Cutler looks at what the state is doing to keep these infections at bay.
It's a tradition for many folks-- picking out a Christmas tree to help get into the holiday spirit. Andy Moffatt has been helping folks do that for half a century at his stand in South Burlington. Our Joe Carroll stopped by for some Christmas cheer.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott is encouraging residents to decorate their homes and businesses as part of a “Vermont Lights the Way” campaign aimed at helping to fight pandemic fatigue.
Gov. Phil Scott asked you to skip the stores this Black Friday and shop online instead, so you don't contract or spread the virus. But did Vermonters take his advice? Our Christina Guessferd reports.
The Thanksgiving weekend is traditionally the first big moneymaker of the season for ski resorts. But resorts face big challenges this year amid pandemic restrictions. Our Olivia Lyons looks at how that's playing out in one ski town.
The lack of a sales tax in New Hampshire is appealing to many shoppers in the region looking to save even more money on Black Friday. But will travel restrictions in place for Vermont shoppers keep cross-border numbers down this year? Our Adam Sullivan reports.
The abandoned Macy's department store in Burlington will get a second chance to be a savior for the community. It was seen as critical to the economy when it opened 21 years ago. Now, the building will play a key role in the city's educational future. Our Roger Garrity reports.
This Thanksgiving was different for many as people were asked to avoid gatherings to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Our Ike Bendavid hit the streets to ask Vermonters how it changed their Thanksgiving and whether they plan to stay at home for the December holidays.
President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will leave the White House if the Electoral College formalizes President-Elect Joe Biden’s victory even as he insisted such a decision would be a “mistake."
Common Deer in downtown Burlington says they have always been an online forward company and this year, with COVID cases on the rise, they have opted out of in-person shopping through the weekend.
New Hampshire State Police say a driver found parked and asleep in the middle of Interstate 93 in Hooksett is accused of dragging troopers with his SUV after he woke up.
The president of New Hampshire Audubon says the group found several stickers on its trail signs last month with “images of hatred, racism, and white supremacy.”
The coronavirus presented huge challenges for the fall semester for U.S. colleges that opened the academic year with in-person learning, including some that took a battering from outbreaks.
