Suspect in Vt. school shooting plot kept journal of plans

Montpelier Police say the man who they believe vandalized the Black Lives Matter mural in front of the Statehouse is dead.

Vermont hospitals under the UVM Health Network projected at least $115 million in losses this year because of staffing costs and rising pharmaceutical prices. Then COVID-19 hit and shut down moneymaking nonessential services.

Thursday marks the 75th anniversary of the world's first atomic bombing on Hiroshima back in World War II.

During the pandemic, many people rely on the internet for telemedicine, work or schools. But as many Vermonters know, connecting to the internet isn't easy in some parts of the state. Our Elissa Borden discovered that might change for parts of Franklin and Grand Isle counties.

Storm cleanup continued in New Hampshire Thursday.

A tale of two school districts illustrates the challenges of going back to school in the COVID-19 era. Schools across our region are preparing for the new year and deciding whether that will mean having students return to school buildings or learn remotely. Our Olivia Lyons looks at two nearby school districts going in different directions.