Jobs in sales can be an intimate experience, building connections to sell customers a product. And if that product is a car, it’s been a world of change due to the pandemic.
Wednesday marked two weeks since the violent attacks in Washington. While the theme at Wednesday’s inauguration was healing and unity, the images from the mob taking over the U.S. Capitol still linger. Our Ike Bendavid spoke with Vermonters who emigrated to America to get their take on the current state of the country.
President Biden is just the second Catholic to lead the U.S. Our Darren Perron spoke with Vermont Catholic Bishop Christopher Coyne about what this means.
Burlington High School's interim principal suddenly resigned this month, a move the board and superintendent said took them by surprise. So why did Noel Green leave the position? What our media partners at Seven Days learned about his decision.
Analysis of President Joe Biden's speech, Vice President Kamala Harris' role in the administration and much more. Greta Van Susteren, the host of "Full Court Press," discusses the issues with our Celine McArthur.
For many Vermonters, Wednesday marked a moment of relief, and for others, it was a day of disappointment. Our Christina Guessferd spoke to Vermonters about how they felt about the transition in presidential power.
Below is the full prepared text of President Joe Biden’s address delivered Wednesday morning after he was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States at the U.S Capitol in Washington, D.C.
Have you wanted to make your home more efficient and green but you aren't sure where to start? Our Cat Viglienzoni got the details on a new resource designed to make the process easier for you.
The mayor says this is to allow more time for department heads and councilors to meet with their separate committees ahead of the meeting to discuss resolutions that will be on the agenda.
If you owe fines to the Fletcher Free Library, they're forgiven. The library is removing fines in an effort to serve the community equitably and provide free access to materials.
There is a poultry-based phenomenon in Central Vermont. As our Scott Fleishman shows you, a Northfield couple's unique discovery is hatching all sorts of intrigue.
A judge says testimony by Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend about her sexual experiences with consenting adults can remain secret when a transcript is released next week.
Our Scott Fleishman went to Jim’s Sports in the University Mall in South Burlington to talk with Pats fans about the mixed emotions of rooting for Tampa Bay.
WCAX updates the latest coronavirus statistics, offers links to social services and a collection of all coronavirus stories filed since the beginning of the pandemic on this page, as part of our commitment to service with the latest and best public health information all in one place.
A Vermont man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. Police say he was lying in wait for the victim on Bennington's Riverwalk path, and when she got there, he attacked her and slit her throat. As our Olivia Lyons reports, residents were stunned by the brutal, daytime murder.
A new forecast from Vermont economists paints an optimistic picture for the health of the state budget thank to a massive injection of federal COVID relief funding into the economy. Our Calvin Cutler has a look at the big picture.
More than 400,000 Americans have now died of COVID-19, but national case numbers -- and those in Vermont -- are trending down, according to state officials.
U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster of New Hampshire has introduced an updated version of a bill to ensure that the United States will be able to mass-produce and administer COVID-19 vaccines quickly and efficiently.
A new variant or mutation of COVID-19 has already been reported in New York and Massachusetts. And, according to the experts, it's only a matter of time before it comes to our region. That has some people on edge.
