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Officials at the Vermont Foodbank are trying to make sure their network doesn't take on additional costs from tariffs as they work to feed the hungry.

New spots are now available in the Northeast Kingdom for Vermont equestrians to take a joy ride.

The superintendent said so many staff members are ill, that they were forced to cancel some classes.

Police say a New Hampshire man was arrested after an alleged hammer attack in the Upper Valley.

2025 Vermont State Spelling Bee live at Saint Michael's College, March 24, 2025 beginning at 3 p.m.

A tractor was delivered to the Ethan Allen Homestead in Burlington on Monday for its garden sites for new Americans.

A Northeast Kingdom high school principal has been named among the best in the state.

Police arrested several teens in Montpelier on Sunday who they say threatened a man and were involved in drug activity.

We say thank you and goodbye to our colleague, Gary Sadowsky. And we speak one-on-one with the commander of the Vermont National Guard.

New Hampshire has tested out its new law requiring people to show proof of citizenship before registering to vote.

The New Hampshire attorney general’s office has agreed to a $10 million settlement in the case of a man who alleged that he was gang-raped in a stairwell at the state’s youth detention center in the 1990s.

Vermont middle and elementary schoolers will get the chance on Monday to spell their way to Washington, D.C.

A recent state report shows that Vermont is missing the mark on emission reduction requirements.

The Burlington Police Department has a new chief at the helm.

Police have arrested a man who they say robbed a Kinney Drugs in Burlington.

People across Vermont enjoyed one of the state’s sweetest weekends of the year as sugarhouses opened their doors for Maple Open House Weekend.

Gun and outdoor enthusiasts say they are seeing a lot more women take up the sports.

The owner of a New Hampshire furniture company tells WCAX News he’s concerned about his company’s bottom line due to the Trump administration’s tariffs.

Polar plungers are preparing to take on the chilly waters at the Plattsburgh City Beach on April 5.

A water conservation notice goes into effect Monday morning that will affect residents of South Burlington and Shelburne.

As chilly weather returns this week, be transported to another time and place as garden expert Charlie Nardozzi and our Sharon Meyer show you a Japanese garden you can visit this summer.

A search crew of family, friends, and community members are on the lookout, and a daughter is pleading for her father’s safe return home.

New Hampshire Senator Jeanne Shaheen says she will be busy during her remaining time in the United States Senate.

A woman from Winooski who has been missing since Monday was found dead, police say.

Happening Saturday, the City of Winooski and the Vermont Garden Network will be hosting a ribbon cutting for a new educational greenhouse.

A group is planning to gather Saturday to search for a man who police say has been missing for more than a week.

The Cats make their second NCAA tournament appearance in the last three seasons on Saturday, taking on North Carolina State.

Vermont lawmakers on Friday took the first steps to “buy down” an anticipated six percent increase in property taxes.

After 33 years at WCAX, Chief Meteorologist Gary Sadowsky is saying so long. The entire Channel 3 team, past and present, and viewers from across the region wish him the very best for his retirement.

A cross-country investigation into the group broke open in January after the shooting death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland in Vermont.

Burlington police were at the scene of an untimely death in downtown Burlington on Friday morning.

The Trump administration’s border battle has come to a head in the small Northeast Kingdom town of Derby Line.

Vt. lawmakers on Friday gave preliminary approval to a mid-year budget adjustment bill that has faced stiff opposition from the governor.

Former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas wants Middlebury College to pay damages for violating a contract by renaming the former Mead Chapel.

A covered bridge in the Northeast Kingdom that was frequently damaged by box trucks has some new deterrents.

The money raised will benefit a local family whose home was devastated by fire early this year.

When it comes to the sweeping federal layoffs in the headlines in recent weeks, just how many federal employees in Vermont have been fired?

Students at Manchester Elementary Middle School are designing part of the mural which will hang outside the school.

Sen. Maggie Hassan visited Littleton Friday to raise awareness about the closure of the local Social Security office.

U.S. Forest Service officials say prescribed burns are on the calendar for sections of the Green Mountain National Forest over the next two months.

For federal workers out of a job in Vermont, the state says they’re here to help.

The town of Brattleboro has a new fire chief.

We’ve got a sweet weekend on tap with the Maple Open House weekend kickoff.

Another charge handed to a Poultney man already accused of assaulting three other women.

Residents in Essex made their voices heard Thursday night on a proposal to build an Amazon warehouse facility in their town.

Three new stores are coming to Plattsburgh’s Champlain Centre.

Members of Vermont’s LGBTQ+ community on Thursday asked lawmakers to keep them safe as part of Outright Vermont's 2025 Leadership Day.

A rally in Burlington on Thursday was one of many around the country protesting the arrest and detention of a Columbia University student for his pro-Palestinian activism.

The New Hampshire House has approved a bill to roll back protections for transgender people.

Two people are dead after a late-night house fire in New York’s North Country.