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A man arrested for a random assault in broad daylight in Burlington was released less than 24 hours later.

Starting Monday, catching the bus in Chittenden County will cost you.

A traffic alert to keep in mind today as construction continues, making already slow traffic in Five Corners even slower.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife is boasting a hot start to the bass fishing season.

The age-old saying ‘run off and join the circus’ sat well with Circus Smirkus founder Rob Mermin, who is releasing a memoir at the end of May.

Vermont Professionals of Color Network creates a survey to better serve BIPOC Vermonters.

The University of Vermont class of 2024 celebrates a historic graduation.

The Lebanon Police Department is asking for public assistance in locating Dartmouth graduate student Kexin Cai.

Vermonters gathered at an Eco-Fair in Weybridge in search of ways to make the grass greener this spring.

Michael Reynolds, a man who has 1,700 police encounters, is behind bars again.

An apartment building went up in flames in Plattsburgh Friday afternoon.

This spring, Rice Lumber bought two Toyota 80-volt Electric Pneumatic forklifts. They’re the first outdoor electric forklifts in Vermont.

Cobleigh Public Library hosted a Drag Story Hour - a time when drag performers read stories to children - Saturday morning. But not everyone approved.

The Hot Air Balloon Festival in Thetford kicked off this weekend at the Post Mills Airport.

The Aubins have lived in Lyndonville for seven generations, and Lizzie has been driven by their family for five.

The fire district in Champlain, New York, is soon hoping to move into a new space that’s been years in the making.

One week after adjourning, Vermont lawmakers are reflecting on the whirlwind session, and strategizing on how to counter Governor Phil Scott’s expected vetoes in the coming days.

Fruit growers around the region are looking for a rebound this summer following the hard frost that wiped out their crops exactly one year ago.

A Rutland Town veteran is being recognized this weekend with an honor flight and motorcycle escort.

We’re continuing our gardening segments with Joyce Amsden, a master gardener, and we’re talking about getting microgreens started.

Officials in the town of Underhill are warning residents after an incident involving a bear charging a homeowner.

A Vermont State Trooper injured in an I-89 crash in March is being treated for severe traumatic brain injury.

Several groups in the Northeast Kingdom are trying to provide resources to residents surrounding what can often be a difficult topic of discussion -- death.

It comes after a tractor-trailer driver on Thursday morning easily skirted the recently installed chicanes on the Cambridge side by using the left lane.

The Plattsburgh birthplace of silent film actress Jean Arthur was damaged by fire Friday afternoon.

The University of Vermont is preparing for more than 3,000 to walk across the stage this weekend to receive their diplomas.

Another sign of the season, Local Motion’s bike ferry is returning to service Memorial Day Weekend.

A Rutland police officer killed in the line of duty last summer was honored Friday with a monument at a local park.

A bipartisan bill drafted in the response to the fatal shooting of a New Hampshire Hospital security guard has hit a roadblock in the state Senate.

As the state’s campaign filing deadline approaches, jockeying for legislative seats is ramping up.