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Police are investigating after unidentified man was found dead inside a burned residence.

Hazelett Inn still needs state approval before construction can begin.

Images of the suspects have been released by police.

Three American service members have been killed and five have been seriously wounded in military operations targeting Iran, the U.S. military said.

If you’ve ever wanted to live in your own cabin in the woods, now might be your chance.

A visit from the vice president sparks protests on this day in history.

Vermont dairy will be on display at next week’s World Championship Cheese Contest in Wisconsin.

Here's a look at what to do today.

Turning lane closed at North Main Street and Woodstock Avenue intersection.

Maxham served as town moderator for 40 years and on the Development Review Board for nearly 54.

Vibrant Lives event marks 100th anniversary of Black History celebrations

People gathered outside of Burlington City Hall Saturday afternoon to protest the United States’ and Israel’s attacks on Iran.

Local leaders in our region are reacting to the breaking news overnight of the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran.

Survivor 50 premiered this week, but there was also a big Survivor premiere on this day in history where a Vermonter made her name known.

A snowmobile driver was hospitalized after he crashed into a truck on Route 7.

Essex police located car and driver involved in a hit and run.

A former Essex County, New York woman has been arrested for welfare fraud.

We’re digging deeper into the story of Steven Tendo, an asylum seeker living in Vermont who was detained by ICE, but has been released.

CBS Evening News correspondent Steve Hartman spent seven years interviewing families whose children died in school shootings for a new documentary.

The IBU Biathlon Cup in Lake Placid is drawing 150 athletes from around the world, many fresh off the Winter Olympics.

Sen. Peter Welch said he is “extremely disappointed” in this month’s decision by FEMA to deny Vermont’s appeal for disaster aid to Northeast Kingdom communities hit by last July’s flooding.

The Burlington Fire Department conducts ice water rescue training year-round, including scenarios on Lake Champlain.

Home heating costs jumped about 11% nationwide this winter season, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association. In Vermont, however, rates have been fairly stable.

Winooski voters will weigh in on a nearly $1 million bond on Town Meeting Day to upgrade the city hall and police department.

Legislators are considering a bill that would cap how much school districts can spend, but questions about longer-term cost containment remain unresolved.

Police say a Fairlee man has confessed to stealing $1,000 from a Girl Scout cookie booth outside the Walmart in West Lebanon on Wednesday.

This year marks 100 years of Black History Month, and the Flynn in Burlington is capping it off with a big event.

A pilot program launched in Chittenden County to reduce court backlogs could be up and running in Rutland County in a few weeks.

More than 20 New York forest rangers searched overnight Wednesday into Thursday to find a hiker who had not returned from the Dix Range in the Adirondack High Peaks.

Addison County BIPOC+ and the Town Hall Theater are hosting their third annual community-wide Lunar New Year celebration Saturday, marking the Year of the Horse.

Bradford Police are searching for a suspect wanted in connection with the theft of more than 20 guns from local homes.

Police say a Jericho man now faces charges for a fatal wrong-way crash on I-89 back in December.

A Florida hiker missing in the Adirondacks was found dead Tuesday evening.

A St. Lawrence County man faces charges after police say he strangled his father.

Two men face multiple charges following a months-long drug trafficking investigation in Brattleboro.

Darren Perron spoke with Olympic commentator and author Peggy Shinn about the significance of those athletic performances.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Oklahoma, sparred over health care costs Wednesday during a Senate hearing on the president’s surgeon general nominee.

More people are ending up in some hospitals in our region with RSV than with flu and COVID combined.

Two Westford men face charges of stealing propane tanks from the Cambridge Village Market earlier this month.

Strong southerly winds are on the way to northwestern Vermont and northern New York

The mayor pushed Trump to drop charges against pro-Palestinian activists, including Mohsen Mahdawi, who lives in the Upper Valley.

This week’s Pets with Potential come from the Kingdom Animal Shelter in St. Johnsbury.

Black youth in Burlington are finding support and connection through exercise, and it’s helping them build better futures.

On this day in history, Vermont’s Catholic bishop acknowledged a dark chapter in the church’s history.

Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George says she will not prosecute the 13 people charged with trespassing at a Department of Homeland Security building in Williston.

Voters in at least eight Vermont towns will decide Saturday on a non-binding referendum to urge the Legislature to take up a bill exploring universal health care.

Rutland voters face a somewhat chaotic election Saturday as nine write-in candidates are competing for the mayor’s seat.

The Vermont-made mockumentary “Man With a Plan” is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

A Lake Placid High School hockey player is speaking out after suffering a concussion on the ice, and medical professionals are using his experience to highlight how concussion care has changed.

Two Colchester police officers received the department’s Life Saving Award Thursday for providing aid to a gunshot victim last April.