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A new proposal on Thursday aims to break the logjam over education funding reform at the Statehouse.
A push in Montpelier for more oversight of county officials could mean Addison County State's Attorney Eva Vekos sees a big pay cut.
Vermont Governor Phil Scott on Wednesday followed through with a veto threat of a bill that aims to reduce road salt runoff.
New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen says none of the Trump administration’s objectives in Iran have been accomplished, and Americans are paying the price.
A historic portrait of French explorer Samuel de Champlain has found a new home at the Samuel de Champlain History Center in Champlain, New York.
Combating the high cost of housing was the focus of New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen during a visit to the Upper Valley on Wednesday.
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A new 24-hour emergency pet clinic is now open in South Burlington.
The State Department will begin revoking the U.S. passports of thousands of parents who owe a significant amount of unpaid child support.
The trial for Jason Eaton, the man accused of shooting at three Palestinian students in Burlington in 2023, has been delayed.
Authorities say a section of Interstate 89 south in Waterbury fully reopened Thursday afternoon.
After being damaged earlier this week, the historic wooden bridge over the Otter Creek in Pittsford is back open.
Burlington’s Department of Public Works gave out more tickets during this spring’s street sweeping than in years prior.
The man known as America's first serial killer was executed on this day in history. Before he was captured, H.H. Holmes hid in Vermont from investigators.
The Vermont Senate gave preliminary approval on Thursday to a statewide ban on guns in bars and restaurants.
Vermont health officials released a new report Thursday showing deaths from drug overdoses continue to decrease in the state for the third year.
Trump, hoping for an eventual Supreme Court victory, seeks to halt $83M payment in sexual abuse case
President Donald Trump’s lawyer has asked a federal appeals court in New York to temporarily block a longtime columnist from collecting an $83 million defamation award.
Democrat for governor, Aly Richards, spoke with 802 News' Mark Johnson about her campaign.
Congresswoman Becca Balint announced her reelection campaign Thursday morning in Montpelier while filing primary petition ballots.
Some Plattsburgh residents will have to contend with intermittent power interruptions starting Thursday as part of backyard tree trimming and other maintenance.
In a letter, Welch and other Senators say Israel’s practice of unilaterally declaring mass evacuation warnings in Lebanon and Iran “likely contravene international laws."
New York lawmakers and the governor have reached a deal on a $268 billion budget that pushes affordability and public safety, and includes a new tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York City.
The festival runs July 17–18 at the waterfront, and tickets went on sale last week.
NCAA to expand men’s and women’s March Madness college basketball tournaments from 68 to 76 teams each next season.
Health officials in Essex County, New York, say a raccoon has tested positive for rabies, the first confirmed case of the year.
Experts say Vermont's housing market remains strong despite a slowdown in the COVID-era influx of out-of-state buyers from major cities.
A longtime Northeast Kingdom publication printed its final edition on Wednesday.
A 9-year-old student who participated in Stowe’s Green Mountain Academy ski program died in a freak playground accident.
Police say DNA testing has confirmed that remains found in Connecticut belong to a man who disappeared in a 2001 boating accident in Vermont.
Janet Macausland pleaded not guilty in a Massachusetts court to two counts of first-degree murder in the killing of her 6- and 7-year-old children.
A South Burlington bagel shop is facing a backlash after posting an advertisement that mixed real photos with AI.
We got some answers from officials about several projects going on right now.