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This week marks the 50th annual Arson Awareness Week, and this year, the focus is on protecting houses of worship.

Baby animals may look like something to fawn over, but Vermont Fish and Wildlife is reminding you to leave them alone.

One school in Shelburne is getting young journalists fired up to spread good news.

A warehouse behind the Stowe Public Safety building on Route 100 caught fire Wednesday evening.

Vermont police are searching for two missing children in connection with a report of custodial inference.

A business in the Upper Valley is offering a state-of-the-art simulator that provides year-round practice and pro tips.

A bill that gives health care providers more flexibility to order tests and procedures for patients without insurance prior authorization is in the hands of Governor Phil Scott.

It comes as Vermont lawmakers work out policy differences between themselves and the governor about the best approach to keep the numbers falling.

Big changes are slated to come to Winooski. Our Laura Ullman went to the O'Brien Community Center to learn about the $17.5 million renovation project.

Vermont’s transportation agencies often shuttle seniors to doctor’s appointments or the grocery store, but the system can fall short when it comes to just about anything else, especially in more rural areas.

After repeated failed attempts to pass school budgets, voters in several Vermont school districts on Tuesday gave the green light to spending measures.

An expo taking place in Rutland on Wednesday is aimed at attracting young people to careers in health care.

Burlington’s multi-year makeover of Main Street got underway earlier this year but some businesses say it’s already hurting their bottom line.

Jurors have convicted a Northern New York man of manslaughter for running over his boss in a deadly hit-and-run.

More and more people are seeking health care at Vermont’s free clinics, but the dramatic rise in the number of clients exposes a gaping hole in the increasingly unaffordable Vermont medical system.

A special weekly coffee hour in the Upper Valley celebrated a milestone on Wednesday.

The man acquitted in a crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire was back in court on Wednesday trying to get his driver's license back.

Northfield police are asking the public for help identifying an "artist" who left their mark on the town.

After 10 days of a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Vermont, students say most of the tents are coming down Wednesday.

Police say a drug investigation in the North Country led to the arrests of three people.

Student protesters are getting support from Washington as Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders calls on the Senate to protect their First Amendment rights.

Tune in to our 12 p.m. livestream of Governor Scott’s press conference.

Voters hit the polls again in many Vermont communities on Tuesday to decide on their school budgets.

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch is joining other lawmakers in calling out big pharmaceutical companies for continuing to put profits over patients.

The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is looking for a few good volunteers to keep the state’s water bodies clean.

Vermont’s largest hospital is working to promote accessible, healthy food to all Vermonters.

Transferring credits between the Community College of Vermont and some other Vermont colleges will soon become easier.

New Hampshire officials have launched a year-long education campaign encouraging residents to get REAL ID-compliant identification.

A programming note for Tuesday, May 8. Due to UEFA Champions League soccer games, the Channel 3 News at 4 p.m. will air on our sister station, WYCI.

A New Hampshire man acquitted in the deaths of seven motorcyclists is expected back in court on Wednesday to get his driver’s license reinstated.