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Many hiking trails across Vermont officially opened on Memorial Day. Our Ike Bendavid found out what officials say you should know if you're heading out.

Police who responded to a domestic violence call in Hartford on Friday say the suspect threatened them with a gun.

Police are investigating a robbery at a convenience store in Enosburgh.

A proposal in Montpelier that rethinks the length of the workweek is sparking deep discussions among Vermonters.

COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - Longtime Vermont Sen. Dick Mazza died Saturday. He was 84.

Our Sophia Thomas met Megan Speck, of Williston, who was at the marathon to watch her mom.

The season is now underway for the Vermont Lake Monsters - and their games at Centennial Field offer more than just baseball.

The 35th annual M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon and Relay kicked off in Burlington Sunday.

State leaders say tax revenue is coming in higher than expected.

At Waterbury Center, early summer visitors enjoyed a sunny day on the reservoir.

The 35th Vermont City Marathon gets underway Sunday and the buzz at the Burlington waterfront is growing.

Burlington officials are gearing up for the Vermont City Marathon on Sunday and the street closures accompanying it.

Former Vermont senator John Rodgers says he plans to run for lieutenant governor.

Students at the Wolcott Elementary School are taking part in a classic Vermont science lesson that may sound a little fishy. Our Hailey Morgan takes you to the Lamoille River to see.

Vermont Governor Phil Scott has signed into law legislation updating certain sections of the state’s captive insurance statute including sections governing minimum capital requirements for agency captives and captives’ use of parametric…

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch is applauding almost $6.4 million coming to Vermont through brownfield grants.

Vermont State University’s first commencements last weekend at its various campuses saw almost 1,000 students graduate.

Around 30 layoffs are coming to a Shelburne distribution center formerly owned by Vermont Teddy Bear.

A new statue unveiled in Rutland on Wednesday pays homage to Vermont's first Black restaurant owner.

If you get a call from Vermont Fish and Wildlife, the state says it's not a scam; it's part of a survey.