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The American Red Cross was ready to shelter people displaced by the flood at the St. Johnsbury School on Thursday,

Passumpsic River floodwater along Memorial Drive receded but left a terrible mess in its wake. Business owners and residents worked

A driver who was swept away by high water in Lyndonville was found submerged in a branch of the Passumpsic

The remnants of Hurricane Beryl hit our region Wednesday and Thursday, prompting evacuations, knocking out bridges and roads, washing away

An Eden man is being held without bail after being taken into custody by Newport Police at 3 a.m. July

 Vermont firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own. The Chittenden Volunteer Fire Department says that Capt. Charlie

Two men are facing drug charges in connection with a deadly overdose in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Lebanon police say following

A judge has suspended the driver’s license of the man who was involved in the deadly 2019 New Hampshire crash

The superintendent of a Vermont prison has been put on leave following an allegation of misconduct. The Vermont Department of

A year after the Lamoille River overran its banks, destroying a Hardwick inn, the structure was finally removed on Tuesday.