WCAX News

Medical students discover where they'll complete training as Match Day reveals placements.

Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day due to widespread snow that will impact the region late Saturday night through Sunday afternoon. Plan for messy roads, especially Sunday morning through midday.

Federal agents conducting a first of it’s kind round-up, on this day in history.

Slippery road conditions yesterday led to a woman being hospitalized after a two car crash on Route 74.

Friday’s snowy conditions led to a fatal crash on Route 302 in Orange.

Whether telling bakery stories at the dinner table or shaping baguettes together, Chuck Conway, Carla Kevorkian, and their kids have spent decades pouring their heart and soul into O Bread Bakery.

Matthew MacDonald is the second recipient of the WCAX and St. Michael’s Service Scholarship, which is honored over four years, saving a family $80,000 on tuition.

Upper Valley students are giving back to their community, building an accessibility ramp for a Charlestown woman who hasn’t been outside in a year.

n one of the final races in her skiing career at Lake Placid, Jessie Diggins on Friday secured her fourth overall World Cup title.

CSWD officials are speaking out after it was revealed earlier this month that scammers tricked them into losing nearly $3 million.

Another migrant detained during last week’s dramatic ICE operation in South Burlington has been released

U.S. education officials visited United Christian Academy in Newport, a school with fewer than 60 students.

State lawmakers this week advanced several bills aimed at blunting property tax increases, but the tax relief is not as great as lawmakers were considering just a few weeks ago.

Democrat and Village Board Trustee Kelly Brunette beat out incumbent Republican Mayor Jimmy Williams by almost 300 votes.

Staffing, not weather, closed schools in Plattsburgh on Friday.

New York State Police searched the waters of Lake Champlain for the second straight day Thursday, looking for gun used in a 2025 murder.

The Fletcher Free Library has been transformed into a mini-golf course for a two-day fundraiser.

Gov. Phil Scott on Friday appointed Sandi Hoffman as commissioner of the Department for Children and Families.

Vermont wildlife officials say they are already getting reports of bears emerging from hibernation and that it is time to bear-proof yards.

The VYOA, which has used the Elley-Long Music Center throughout its existence, will now officially take over ownership.

For the first time ever, the Cross Country World Cup Finals are in the U.S. this year, and they’re starting Saturday at Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid.

New Hampshire authorities say two Rhode Island hikers needed to be rescued on Thursday night from near the top of the Flume Slide in Franconia Notch.

The Vernal Equinox today is the official start of spring!

This week’s Pets with Potential come from the Humane Society of Chittenden County, which is offering a free “Spring Bark” adoption special.

The Channel 3 News at noon and at 4 will be preempted Thursday and Friday due to March Madness coverage.

New York and Vermont are among 13 states with the insurance coverage requirements.

On this day in history, an Indiana man was arrested for sending a package bomb that killed a Vermont teenager.

Whether you’re in the market for a sample of syrup or a stack of pancakes, there are spots to satisfy your cravings statewide.

First day of spring brings messy mix of rain and heavy wet snow to Vermont, New York and New Hampshire Friday. A Winter Weather Advisory in effect for some, with others seeing all rain. Your evening commute could be wet or snowy depending on where you live.

Hundreds of high school students got a start on their college and career pathways at an event held at St. Michael’s College on Thursday.

DCF is failing to track serious violations at child care centers, according to a new state auditor’s report.

Police say Ariana Rodger murdered Alton Wheeler, 79, in his Brownington home on Wednesday.

The Northeast's severe drought that gripped the region last fall has eased significantly thanks to a snowy winter and recent snowmelt. However, a long-term precipitation deficit continues to affect deep soil moisture across Vermont and New Hampshire. Multiple rounds of rain and snow expected this week could provide further relief.

It’s the season of sugarmaking, and at Walker’s Pure Vermont Maple Syrup in Underhill, 86-year-old Craig Walker remains a key part of the operation.

A jury acquitted a Rutland child care provider Thursday of child cruelty charges after she took the stand and testified in her own defense.

Hundreds of high school students got a start on their college and career pathways at an event held at St. Michael’s College on Thursday.

CVU senior Jenny Blanshine won a scholarship that will save her $80,000 over four years at St. Michael’s College.

Lawyers for a Vermont veteran charged with domestic terrorism asked a judge Thursday to drop the charges.

Top law enforcement officials appeared before a joint session of the House and Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday morning.

During a hearing of the Vermont Professional Responsibilities Board, officials argued Eva Vekos should be suspended from practicing law.

A Vermont Air National Guard spokesperson couldn’t confirm whether the F-35 hit was from Vermont.

A federal judge on Thursday granted bail for the last of the three migrants detained during an ICE operation in South Burlington last week.

A well-known Vermont geologist and trail advocate was killed in a wrong-way crash in Florida on Wednesday morning.

USS Vermont crew members are visiting the Green Mountain State this week.

New York State Police have charged a Franklin County teacher with endangering the welfare of a child.

State police have arrested a Newport woman in the investigation into a murder in Brownington on Wednesday night.

The city of South Burlington is looking to expand access and improve safety at Hubbard Recreation & Natural Area, but some are worried about the potential effects on wildlife.

For the first time, a parcel of the Adirondack Park where Indigenous families have used the land for subsistence fishing and hunting is now officially theirs.

Police ask public to help locate teen last seen Wednesday.

Once known as the marble capital of the world, Rutland Town also made history on the internet, becoming the first municipality in Vermont to have a website.