Vermonters and public officials Channel 3 spoke with say the indictment handed to former President Donald Trump comes with a lot of feelings. Some say they’re excited for justice. while others say its a sad day in American history.
Ninety-one-year-old Janet Schurink has spent most of her life on a Shaftsbury hillside after emigrating to the U.S. from Holland after the war. And even after two broken hips, the riding instructor and horse expert rarely slows down.
New York legislative leaders said Thursday they expected to miss the deadline for adopting a new state budget as they negotiate with fellow Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul over her proposals to change bail rules and create new housing.
The Vermont House of Representatives Thursday debated a proposed $8 billion budget that makes investments in housing, child care, and paid family leave. It’s a massive broadening of the social safety net that the governor -- and many lawmakers -- have said they have concerns about how to pay for.
Having energy on demand despite the weather is driving the need for more storage technology in Vermont. But as our Kevin Gaiss reports, there's disagreement over who should call the shots.
Many Vermont families will find themselves looking for a long-term care home. Our Cat Viglienzoni got tips for you on how to choose an assisted living facility.
A criminal investigation alleging abuse against the elderly has been opened by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office against an Upper Valley long-term care facility after the death of a resident.
The New York Attorney General’s office has told Plattsburgh officials it will not launch an investigation of allegations by an anonymous whistleblower claiming misconduct and racist behavior inside the police department.
The Williamstown community is rebuilding after a 2021 fire destroyed the United Federated Church. In doing so, they have accidentally uncovered a bit of the past.
Plans to demolish the St. Stephen Catholic Church in Winooski have been halted after the city reversed its decision to grant a permit. State preservationists say despite what the parish wants, they’re committed to saving the iconic marble church.
Police say a woman whose paper ballot jammed in a tabulator machine is accused of hitting an election worker in the face who tried to remove it, giving him a bloody nose.
Authorities Thursday investigated another rash of school swatting threats aimed at New York schools, as well as an unrelated threat at Lamoille Union Middle School in Hyde Park. All were found to not be credible.
Following the discovery of PCB concerns at Burlington’s High School, other schools in the state were tested for the chemical. But some schools may go untested for now.
March is almost over, which means pandemic-era federal food funding is, too, but what does that mean for local food banks? Our Melissa Cooney takes a look.
The future of Lake Placid’s emergency services is unclear. Public officials demanding answers about its likely closure say the Adirondack Health System isn’t being straightforward about what’s going on.
Should private and independent schools be limited in the taxpayer dollars they receive? That’s the key question the Vermont House is considering following a landmark ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court last summer allowing religious schools to be funded with taxpayer dollars.
While one in four pregnancies ends in a miscarriage, the commonality of the experience isn’t necessarily felt by all who go through it. Alexandra Montgomery reports on a new way Vermonters are getting peer support from those who have experienced similar loss.
Residents at Decker Towers in Burlington say the residential building is beset by drug traffic and they are concerned for their safety. But the Burlington Housing Authority, which manages the property, says they are limited in what they can do.
For Vermonters who are dealing with intersecting crises — in housing, the cost of living, childcare and senior care — multigenerational living offers some potential relief.
Starbucks’ former CEO was on the hot seat on Capitol Hill Wednesday after being called to testify over what Senator Bernie Sanders calls the company’s union-busting tactics.
A successful settlement in Burlington where the U.S. Justice Department says the city school district now has the tools to confront sexual harassment at school. Our Kiana Burks has an update.
A group of Champlain Valley Union High School students heads to Houston next month to compete in an international robotics championship and the Robohawks say their machines could take down the competition.
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