From housing to public works, Barre voters weigh in on two flood-resilient projects designed to strengthen the city’s future.

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Newborns will be sent home with smoke detectors at Central Vermont Medical Center on Wednesday.

Voters in Barre are being asked to help shape the city’s future, with two major infrastructure projects on the ballot this ...

Vermont leaders are teaming up with educators and innovators to tackle the state's ongoing labor shortage and create new ...

Sixth-seeded Spaulding won a playoff game for the fourth straight year, pushed its total to 19 uananswered goals and extended ...

We can no longer view fellow Americans as the enemy,” said 19-year-old college student Django Grace at a rally in Brattleboro ...

Sixth-seeded Spaulding won a playoff game for the fourth straight year, pushed its total to 19 uananswered goals and extended ...

Leon “Jody” Lemieux was born Dec. 12, 1959, in Barre City Hospital to loving parents, Dorothy Leno Lemieux and Edward Lemieux ...

Large crowds gathered on Saturday for the second time in a matter of months to protest President Donald Trump and his ...

Hop aboard stunning Vermont train journeys that offer front-row seats to fall’s fiery reds, golds, and crimsons rolling ...

Panda Express and McDonald's are some of the biggest fast food chains in the nation, but even they don't have a location to ...

Saturday’s event marked the third mass mobilization since Trump reclaimed the White House and one of the largest single-day ...