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Two students at Dartmouth College have been suspended for their roles in repeated protests on campus. One of them was supposed to walk at this weekend’s graduation.

Activist group Migrant Justice said Border Patrol detained one of its leaders, and his stepdaughter during a traffic stop in Richford.

Farmers say they were a little worried about the start of strawberry season, but now it looks like it’s going to be a good year.

Vermonters from Bennington to Highgate -- Brattleboro to Newport -- and dozens of other cities and towns took part in “No Kings” protests Saturday.

A Farrisburgh man was reportedly injured in a car crash Friday night.

Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas has introduced a national civic education initiative that’s coming to Vermont when the new school year begins.

Are Vermonters footing the bill for the state’s participation in the numerous multistate lawsuits against Trump administration policies?

In the latest episode of “Stuck in Vermont,” Seven Days’ Eva Sollberger took a sunset cruise on the Friend Ship.

The family of a missing Vermont woman is now offering cash for information on her disappearance.

A sweet summer staple will be celebrated this weekend in Rutland County.

Vermont lawmakers and the governor announced Friday that they have reached a deal on an education reform package.

Protests are expected across the country on Saturday -- including many in our region -- driven by anger over President Trump’s immigration crackdown and ahead of the president’s military parade.

The recently identified remains of a missing World War II soldier will be laid to rest in his hometown of Proctor on Saturday.

A new law signed by Governor Phil Scott this week makes it more difficult for Vermonters to expunge criminal records.

This week’s Pets with Potential come from the Springfield Humane Society.

A Quebec woman was rescued off of Mount Washington overnight after running into high winds and freezing temperatures.

A New Hampshire man is behind bars after police say he assaulted an officer.

An overnight high-speed chase in Berlin ended in the arrest of a Hinesburg woman.

President Trump on Thursday said he plans to issue an order to address the impacts of his immigration crackdown on the nation’s migrant farm workers.

The local prosecutor called the murders the most horrific crimes he’s witnessed in his 40-year career.

A new museum highlighting local history opens in Bellows Falls this weekend.

Get out your sunscreen, you can enjoy Vermont state parks for free this weekend.

New York lawmakers have advanced a bill aimed at increasing security in state prisons.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders wants to ban prescription drug advertising on TV, radio, print, and social media.

Four Northern New York prison guards and two inmates were rushed to the hospital after a possible chemical exposure.

Busy roads are a death trap for migrating amphibians. New research shows rerouting them under the road is a lifesaver.

Vermont is looking for solutions to its housing crisis. A Wilmington company is coming up with a creative way that’s accessible for everybody.

A Whiting man was arrested for showing up to a school on drugs.

In a state strapped for child care, finding a provider can take months. But even after securing a spot, some parents find out it’s not always the right fit.

Kiana Burks spoke with the AG about the new guide and other efforts to counter the president’s priorities.

Governor Phil Scott on Thursday signed several bills, including measures to promote housing development and to protect kids online.

We’re getting answers this week about recent tractor-trailer crashes.

At John Leo & Sons auto repair in Essex, it's been a family affair for this Super Senior team for 60 years.

A sea of more than 200 BHS Seahorses adorned in caps and gowns walked the stage at UVM’s Patrick Gym on Thursday.

Officials are highlighting the opening of a new tourism trail that spans New York, Vermont, and Quebec.

State lawmakers are days away from advancing a $13 million tax cut package aimed at making life more affordable for Vermonters.

After 26 years of educating students, officials at the Compass School say they made the difficult decision not to reopen.

A tag sale at a Vermont senior community that drew a huge crowd made a lot of money.

Vermont Governor Phil Scott on Wednesday vetoed an overhaul of Vermont’s hotel-motel program.

North Country Rep. Elise Stefanik got into a fiery exchange with Governor Kathy Hochul on Thursday over New York’s sanctuary policies.

New numbers show Vermont continues to lead the nation in maple syrup production.

Our region has faced hazy skies from Canadian wildfires over the past week, with the latest forecast calling for a moderation in the smoke.

A Vermont woman faces charges for allegedly stealing countless pieces of mail, including thousands of dollars in checks.

The Trump administration sued New York state Thursday over a law that blocks immigration officials from arresting people at New York courthouses, saying it purposely shields dangerous criminals.

Plattsburgh leaders are sounding the alarm about deteriorating infrastructure conditions at the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base.

The hearing is to include testimony from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Vermont and New York are among the twenty-three states and Washington, D.C., that currently have shield laws protecting abortion providers.

A Vermont agency responsible for statewide enhanced 911 aims to make sure all vulnerable Vermonters are safe.

Vermont’s attorney general has released a new guide outlining the rights of immigrants and noncitizens.

The senator's bill would reinstate the federal nontaxable bicycle commuter benefit to encourage more Americans to bike to work.