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Jury deliberations start in deadly New Hampshire motorcycle crash trial
Updated: 10 minutes ago
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The Associated Press
Jury deliberations have begun in the trial of a truck driver charged with killing seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire three years ago.
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Vermont State Police investigating suspicious death in Wardsboro
Updated: 16 minutes ago
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WCAX News Team
Police say they got a call about a woman’s body found on a logging road east of the intersection of Newfane Road and Wacker Road.
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Stefanik calls search of Trump’s estate ‘a dark day in American history’
Updated: 32 minutes ago
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WCAX News Team
New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is calling the search of former President Donald Trump's Florida estate "a dark day in American history."
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Vermont polls see steady stream of Primary voters
Updated: 1 hour ago
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Melissa Cooney
It's Primary day and Vermonters are hitting the polls to cast their votes.
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Vermont polls see steady stream of Primary voters
Updated: 2 hours ago
It's Primary day and Vermonters are hitting the polls to cast their votes.
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Primary Day in Vermont: What’s bringing people to the polls
Updated: 5 hours ago
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Kevin Gaiss
Secretary of State Jim Condos says turnout often comes down to how hot the races are.