Vt diocese responds to priest-abuse suit
The Roman Catholic diocese of Vermont says it could be put out of business, and constitutional protections of religious freedom could be violated by a priest-abuse lawsuit.
Gambling bill rolls dice in NH House
A new gaming bill to legalize video lottery and table games and provide two $50 million licenses will try its luck in the New Hampshire House.
House looks to pull NH out of No Child Left Behind
Two bills in the New Hampshire House would withdraw the state from the controversial No Child Left Behind law, but the cost would be an estimated $61.6 million loss in federal money tied to the law.
A focus on the heart at new Rutland practice
Heart disease is the leading killer of both men and women in the U.S. and Sunday in Rutland, medical professionals were on hand at the Diamond Run Mall to teach shoppers how to keep their tickers running smoothly.
An icy swim for a good cause
Each person who splashed into Lake Champlain Saturday did so in support of more than 1,000 Special Olympians across the Green Mountain state
Watchdog group: Start over on Vt. Yankee permit
A group critical of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant is telling state utility regulators they need to start over on their review of a 20-year extension of the reactor's state permit.
Former U-32 worker denies stealing from school
The former building and maintenance supervisor at U-32 High School pleaded not guilty to charges he stole from the school to build himself a new home.
Concerns the Right to Die could fuel Vt teen suicides
This week our special report Right To Die looked at the deeply personal and emotional issues surrounding the end of life bill. Now a mom is speaking out. She fears the bill could lead to an increase in teen suicides.
Will a snow shortage mean a slow sugaring season?
The roller-coaster weather this season has many of us scratching our heads. That includes Vermont's sugar makers. Many are gearing up for another season, but will the lack of the snow put sugaring at risk?
Snowmobile race relocated in northern NH
An annual vintage snowmobile race in northern New Hampshire is being held a bit farther north, where there's more snow.
Changes on Burlington's Church Street Marketplace
The vacancy rate on Burlington's Church Street Marketplace was 11 percent two years ago. Now, it's down to 4 percent. A new survey is out and some big changes are taking place.
New bus routes being added in Vt.
The Vermont Agency of Transportation has awarded $285,000 to help improve and establish four new bus routes in the state.
Gov. Cuomo rides wave of popularity to Plattsburgh
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was in Plattsburgh Friday. He's traveling the state pushing his agenda. And the Democrat is proving popular, even in the conservative North Country.
Vt. Tech College to begin aviation BS degree
The Vermont Technical College is going to begin offering a four-year bachelor of science program in aviation called Professional Pilot Technology.
Activists in Vt. ask Sotheby's to end lockout
About 50 UVM students, labor leaders and community activists told the university board of trustees Friday that Trustee William Ruprecht should either end a lockout of 42 unionized workers at Sotheby's art auction house in NYC where he is CEO or he should resign from the board.
Vt. health officials warn of norovirus
A recent outbreak of norovirus at Middlebury College has health officials reminding people to be careful to prevent the spread of the disease.
Map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
Researchers who dragged sheets of fabric through the woods to snag ticks have created a detailed map pinpointing the highest-risk areas for Lyme disease. And part of Vermont is classified as an "emerging risk" region.
Super Senior: Bob Gleason
Bob Gleason can boast that he has one of the oldest businesses in Enosburgh, where he makes the men in the community look fine. He's this week's Super Senior.
Right to Die, Part 1
Who should determine how you die? A bill in the Vermont Senate would allow terminally ill people to end their own lives. But some argue it sends a dangerous message. Susie Steimle introduces us to the families at the center of this right-to-die debate.
Right to Die, Part 2
The end of life bill would allow terminally ill patients to decide with their doctor how and when to die. It currently sits before the Senate Judiciary Committee. It's a piece of legislation that knows no party; even for politicians the decision is often highly personal.
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NH broadband project advances
Work has been completed on four New Hampshire mountaintops to construct a wireless microwave network designed to help public safety agencies communicate better with each other.
House looks to pull NH out of No Child Left Behind
Two bills in the New Hampshire House would withdraw the state from the controversial No Child Left Behind law, but the cost would be an estimated $61.6 million loss in federal money tied to the law.
Bill requires NH voters to be full-time residents
Out-of-state college students and other part-time residents would be unable to vote in New Hampshire if a bill in the New Hampshire House is enacted.
Mainer OK after rescue in NH mountains
A Buxton, Maine, climber is OK after being rescued in New Hampshire's mountains. But 24-year-old Evan Embrey says he's done with the White Mountains for now.
Gambling bill rolls dice in NH House
A new gaming bill to legalize video lottery and table games and provide two $50 million licenses will try its luck in the New Hampshire House.
New Hampshire 3, Providence 2
Kevin McCarey's overtime goal gave the University of New Hampshire a 3-2 win over Providence College in a Hockey East game in Rhode Island.
NYC protest gets heated when Yemen leader is seen
A protest of the embattled president of Yemen outside the New York hotel where he's staying got heated when demonstrators saw him leave the building.
Police: child with lighter burned apartment house
Police say a child playing with a lighter and cigarettes is to blame for a fire that left six people homeless in Fort Edward in Washington County.
Giants fuel up on Ohio doughnuts before Super Bowl
A northeast Ohio farm market says its doughnut business doubled this week after word spread that some of the New York Giants would be chowing down on its blueberry doughnuts ahead of their Super Bowl appearance.
Missing Ind. student's family upset over website
The family of an Indiana University student missing since June is upset that the university has taken information about her disappearance off its main Web page.
NYC teens charged in sexual assault and robbery
Police say four teenagers, including a 13-year-old, are facing charges in connection to a Brooklyn home invasion in which a woman was sexually assaulted.