A long-awaited hotel off Interstate 89 in Randolph is beginning to take shape. Our Adam Sullivan reports on the progress and why local business leaders say it's long overdue.
Vermont municipalities are making headway on efforts to slow the spread of the invasive emerald ash borer. Our Hailey Morgan has an update on the management plan and how some trees are avoiding the ax.
Some of the $3.5 million raised by Phish to help with Vermont flood relief has now been earmarked to help BIPOC, new American and low-income business owners.
Natural gas is used to make electricity and during the blizzard, the state ran low on natural gas supply, threatening blackouts at perhaps the coldest time of year.
New Hampshire lawmakers are working on bipartisan legislation to prevent dangerously mentally ill people from buying or possessing guns in response to the fatal shooting of a psychiatric hospital security guard last month.
By The Associated Press and MEG KINNARD and STEVE PEOPLES
Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appear to be leading the fight for a distant second place, yet conservative entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie are still factors.
The initiative makes use of the federal J-1 visa program, which allows visitor visas for skilled health care professionals in areas with a demonstrated need.
The project includes photographs, paintings, kids’ art, and a series of interviews through a podcast that tells the story of what happened and how the city is moving forward.
A University of Vermont wildlife expert has released a new book on the lives of whales, seabirds, insects, and other animals that are a part of fascinating ocean ecosystems.
New Hampshire State Police say a fiery crash on Interstate 93 in set off hundreds of rounds of ammunition before firefighters were able to douse the flames.
For the second Monday in a row, heavy, wet snow blanketed the region knocking out power to thousands of homes. And as Adam Sullivan reports, the bills to get the lights back on are adding up.
A judge has issued a new arrest warrant for the owner of a paramilitary training camp in West Pawlet for failing to bring his property into compliance.
