Southern Vermont & New Hampshire

One of Vermont’s oldest and largest road races hit the streets in Vermont’s capital city on Thursday. Roughly 2,500 participants gathered on the State House lawn for the 41st annual Vermont Corporate Cup Challenge and State Agency 5k race. All proceeds from the race help support the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports to provide athletic programs like the Vermont Senior Games, Parks Rx, and Fit and Healthy Kids.

The Selectboard suspended the fire department's operations last month after a wave of mass resignations.

Governor Phil Scott went over his priorities after the legislative session came to a close. Now he and his administration are focused on reviewing bills for approval. Scott is also looking ahead to his next run for office. He announced over the weekend that he would seek re-election for a fifth term.

You may remember, our region saw several days' worth of thick smoke in the air last summer, but what can we expect this time around?

A man was killed after he forced his way into an apartment on Summer Street.

Barre voters elect new mayor, deny school budget

The mayor said a combination of increased fees and taxes and targeted cuts will make up the $13 million shortfall.

Scattered showers today before a slightly drier Thursday

Local Maverick Vermont will showcase a curated selection of iconic products from the Green Mountain State

Lawmakers in Vermont have introduced a bill meant to cut down on repeat retail theft offenders and raise penalties for people who shoplift multiple times in a short period of time.

Two Barre City Councilors are hoping to win the right to steer the city into the future after last summer’s flooding as voters decide who will be the city’s next mayor on Tuesday.

On Monday, Members of the Rutland City Police Department escorted family members of the officer who was killed in an on-duty crash last July to the capitol for the 43rd National Peace Officers' Memorial Service.