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Thousands of low-income Vermonters will have their medical debt slashed after the governor signed a bill into law on Thursday.

The Trump administration is pulling the plug on funding to support digital access for some people in our region. The

A new report indicates whose bullet killed U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Agent David Maland back in January. The summary

Some Vermont business leaders are warning that another year of increasing health care costs will leave small startups flatlining. It

Protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse in Burlington Wednesday for the second week in a row, this time in support

A Vermont inmate is facing more than 1,100 contempt of court charges after police say he repeatedly tried to contact

All five Rite Aid pharmacies in Vermont are slated to close as the national chain works through bankruptcy. The national

Police are investigating a report of vandalism at Powers Park, according to the Lyndonville Police Department. The Village Improvement Society,

A man freed from jail last week to get to a hospital appointment reportedly resisted arrest downtown on Tuesday, leading

Small business owners will likely face months of uncertainty over tariffs– that’s according to the chief economist at NBT Bank.