This week on “You Can Quote Me”: The new push to get more service members coverage for their exposure to burn pits. And, a preview of the Vermont veto override session.

Nearly 700 people getting evicted this week under Vermont’s hotel-motel voucher program could be eligible for a payout, but not everyone will be able to collect and some are crying foul.

Pets of all shapes and sizes came together in St. Johnsbury for the town’s 74th Annual Pet Parade.

The American destroyer held its course, but was forced to reduce its speed “to avoid a collision,” the military said.

More than 100 Andy Warhol paintings are on display in southern Vermont in a first-of-its-kind exhibition.

A New Hampshire man has been charged with threatening to kill a U.S. senator, federal prosecutors announced Friday.

Fluctuating mortgage rates are making the cost of buying, selling, and owning real estate less predictable. But is that hurting the housing market in Vermont?

Dozens of World War II veterans, mostly Americans and British, traveled to Normandy this week to mark the 79th anniversary of D-Day, commemorating the decisive assault that led to the liberation of France and Western Europe from Nazi control.

Milton Police are investigating a fishing accident in the Lamoille River Friday.

CCV celebrates graduation of more than 450 students

Vermont's incarcerated population will soon have the chance to earn college credit, tuition free, through a partnership with the Community College of Vermont.

The Depot Street Block Party is part of Lyndon’s Better Connections Project.

“It was like daylight all of a sudden -- flames 70 to 80 feet in the air," said one witness.