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A road work project at Exit 16 in Colchester will be the first diverging diamond intersection in the state of Vermont.

A Plymouth, New Hampshire, man was seriously injured after crashing his pickup on I-93 late Monday afternoon.

South Burlington officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking Monday for the $28 million project.

While most of us are on pace to see beneficial rainfall over the next few days, some communities could get too much too fast, especially in southern Vermont.

Lance Goodrich, 40, was sentenced in Grafton County Superior Court for the death of Brooke Goodrich, 25, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.

Stepping into the shop of Stephanie Grace Ceramics, there’s an immediate feel for her signature style, flowy unconventional shapes frozen in time with porcelain

A new initiative launching Saturday aims to foster community and connect people with businesses in Plattsburgh — and completing it could win you $1,000.

High water on the St. Lawrence River caused delays for anglers competing in the National Professional Fishing League’s tournament in Massena over the weekend.

Burlington is working to make the city more walk- and bike-friendly, but it's coming at the cost of some parking spaces.

The 100-acre campus was built in 1834 as a Methodist academy. Tommie Zito hopes “Z University,” will return it to its religious roots.

Vermont troopers said the driver of a Honda Element hit a guardrail and then crashed.

Nearly two years after back-to-back summer flooding events devastated the town of Lyndon, repairs are still being made on Red Village Road.

A new Vermont law will allow pharmacies to test and treat for some common illnesses.

Authorities are investigating what caused a boat to catch fire on Lake Champlain Saturday afternoon.

One person faces charges after police say she was spotted on camera attacking another woman in downtown Burlington.

The cuts included projects in New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont

Police arrested two people Saturday following a fight in downtown Burlington

The National Transportation Safety Board has released a preliminary report about what caused a deadly plane crash near Saranac Lake on July 13

The southbound lanes of Interstate 89 from Exit 10 to Exit 8 are closing intermittently for a paving project.

A breakthrough at the University of Vermont’s Larner College of Medicine is shedding light on how our bodies fight off salmonella.

A Granville man faces multiple charges after police say he threatened someone with a gun, fired the weapon and then assaulted arresting officers.

VGFC will defend their crown following a dominant 7-1 win over Laredo Heat

The St. Albans Rotary Club held its second annual Cardiac Champ Challenge, drawing more than 100 competitors to help raise money for Northwestern Medical Center’s cardiology services.

Local leaders judged dogs Sunday across categories including best costume, best trick and cutest.

Here are some of the fun things going on around the state on this Sunday!

Here are some unique flowers you may not have thought to grow that will add color and fragrance to your garden.

Town-wide event features art and history displays, a family fun run and group mountain bike ride

Band cancelled last week's show over safety and sanitary concerns at the Battery Street Bandshell

A Bennington man faces attempted murder charges following a chaotic car crash on Saturday.

It may be the heart of summer, but the calendar has reached a seasonal milestone: We are now halfway between Burlington’s average last snowfall in spring and its average first snowfall of fall.

Event raised more than $15,000 for families of fallen first responders and military members

Annual event is part of the neighborhood-wide Old North End Ramble Festival

Vermont Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce event drew more than 100 vehicles

Store owners say the shop fills a need for residents and VTSU Castleton students

Largest corn maze in New England opens ahead of schedule, with this year's pattern celebrating diversity through a snowflake design

Facility features solar panels, heat pumps and expanded bay space for road crews

Maggie Rutledge was previously featured as a foster grandparent to many in the community

If you’re planning on heading to the lake during this beautiful, sunny, and warm weekend, make sure to check for beach closures first!

Some Plattsburgh residents will need to boil their water today.

The Barre Office of Local Health says mosquitoes collected in Montpelier tested positive for West Nile virus.

A proposed turf field at Champlain Valley Union High School is drawing concerns from some Hinesburg residents.

At Grandpa’s Snack Shack in South Strafford, the sarcasm is part of the menu, and owner Earl Silloway wouldn’t have it any other way.

Seven Days' Eva Sollberger visited Todd Hanley, who grows about 300 colorful varieties of daylilies in his hilltop Richmond garden.

This week’s Pets with Potential come from the Pope Memorial Frontier Animal Society in Orleans.

Police say the group entered the building to protest federal agencies, including ICE, that occupy the space.

Darren Perron spoke with Seven Days’ Hannah Bassett, who wrote about the housing crunch in this week’s issue.

Democratic councilors say the city's current public safety approach isn't working, and their resolution lays out a new direction.

A new farmers market in South Burlington is in its first summer, running every Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.

With the majority of hockey equipment made outside of Canada, retailers say families shouldn’t expect to pay more.

Several cases of the foodborne parasite cyclospora have been linked to a salad bar at a southern New Hampshire hospital.