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Matt Austin
Fixing Burlington's Finances
Improving Burlington's finances is the focus of the race for mayor and a visit by the state auditor.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Vermont Warns of Meat Truck Scams
A warning for people to be wary of door to door meat trucks. There have been reports of vendors showing up unannounced and selling questionable meat to homes in Vermont.More >>
Matt Vanderveer
City council looks at improving "problems" on Church St.
Aggressive panhandling, being drunk in public, and fighting are just some things people say you can find on Burlington's Church Street.More >>
South Burlington Passes Interim Zoning
Some business owners and developers in South Burlington are worried Wednesday, after the city council voted to slow expansion in the city for at least two years.More >>
UVM Welcomes New President
The University of Vermont officially greeted its new president on Wednesday.More >>
Nick Natario
Vt Lawmakers Discuss Giving I.D.'s to Migrant Workers
Some migrant workers say they need some rights, like the ability to drive, in order to safely work for a Vermont farms. More >>
Lesley Engle
Vermont City Passes Bylaw That Slows Growth
In a time when the nation's economy continues to struggle, one place in Vermont is looking to slow its growth.
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Vermont Mothers Support Local Veterans
A group of Vermont mothers with a special connection have joined forces to serve the state's veterans focusing on what they call an unmet need.More >>
Rutland Deadly Hit and Run
Police are investigating a deadly hit and run crash in Rutland.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
BU Students Busted at Border for Drugs/Alcohol
About two dozen Boston University College students have to figure out how to fit court appearances into their academic schedules. That's because their weekend ski trip to Canada ended with a drug bust at the border.More >>
Nick Natario
Waterbury, Vt Business Owners Wait on Complex Decision
It's been nearly six months since Tropical Storm Irene changed many lives forever. Some people from Waterbury are hoping lawmakers can make it better by re-opening the state complex destroyed by flooding.More >>
Vermont City to Vote on Slowing Growth
A controversial plan to slow growth, the interim zoning bylaw in South Burlington, could be decided as soon as Tuesday.More >>
Steve Glazier
Stormy Future For the Weather Service?
The National Weather Service is facing about 40 million dollars in budget cuts with the latest proposal, a four-percent cut that could affect the quality of warnings going out to the public.More >>
Matt Austin
Snow's Effect on Spring Flooding
This year experts say we're less likely to see Lake Champlain flood and cause significant damage.More >>
Gas Prices High and Going Higher
If you have driven a lot this month, you probably feel a serious pinch on your wallet. That is because gas prices are the highest they have ever been this time of year.More >>
Nick Natario
Warm Weather Causes Ice Concerns
The U.S. Coast Guard is sending out a warning out, to stay off the ice, especially with your vehicles.More >>
3 Skiers Killed in Washington Avalanche; 4th Survived
Three skiers were killed Sunday when an avalanche swept them about a quarter-mile down an out-of-bounds canyon at a popular resortMore >>
Matt Vanderveer
Sugarbush Sees Explosive Holiday Weekend
President's Day is Monday and with the three day weekend, ski resorts are hoping to cash in big when it comes to attracting large crowds.More >>
No NY Moose Population Explosion Yet
A biologist with the state Department of Environmental Conservation says the Adirondack moose population explosion predicted a few years ago hasn't happened yet.More >>
VT. Embezzler Given More Time to Report to Prison
A former municipal utility manager in Vermont convicted of embezzling $1.6 million in customer funds has been given an extra week to report to prison.More >>
Matt Vanderveer
Opponents of VY appeal say it will cost taxpayers
"We think we have strong arguments to bring an appeal," says Scot Kline with the Vermont Attorney General's Office.More >>
Kyle DuBreuil
Appeal Filed in Vermont Yankee Case
Appeal filed in Vermont Yankee case
Vermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell has filed an appeal in the case against Vermont Yankee. In January, a federal judge ruled in favor of Entergy Nuclear, the company that owns the Vernon based nuclear plant.More >>
Matt Austin
Holiday Week Benefits Ski Industry
As we head into this important holiday day weekend, ski resorts are optimistic they will be busy.More >>
State police say pedestrian error cause of Peru fatal crash
Kelly Donah recalls the day she lost her daughter in a tragic car accident in November.More >>
Nick Natario
Car Dealers Gear Up for President's Day Weekend
President's Day Weekend isn't just big for ski resorts and hotels, it's also a busy time for car dealerships, and that's good news for consumers.More >>
Lauren Maloney
Women Go Red for Heart Health
More than 300 women opened their hearts, in search of a heart healthy lifestyle. It was Burlington's 6th Annual Go Red For Women Luncheon.More >>
Police: Naked Man Stole Socks From Pa. Walmart
A hefty southeastern Pennsylvania man is behind bars after police say he walked naked into a Walmart and stole a pair of socks.More >>
Nick Natario
Arsenic Found in Baby Foods
After finding arsenic in some baby food, some experts say it's best to avoid the foods containing the organic ingredient right now.More >>
Study: Arsenic Found in Some Organic Cereal Bars & Baby Formula
Dartmouth College researchers say an ingredient used in many organic foods, including baby formula, may be a hidden source of arsenic.
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Matt Vanderveer
Vermont Lawmakers Look at Benefits of Mobile Home Co-ops
Some Vermont lawmakers are considering a unique solution that's already helping people in New Hampshire.More >>
Matt Austin
Death at Mad River
Vermont State Police say they are investigating a mysterious death at a ski mountain.More >>
Cuomo Compromises On Teacher Evaluations
On Thursday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, the New York State Education Department, and the State's largest teacher's union finally compromised on how to evaluate teachers.More >>
Nick Natario
National Guard Hosts Engineering Day
Hundreds of Vermont students put their engineer caps on Thursday to try and build the most creative, strong and edible structures.More >>
Lead Found in Hundreds of Lipstick Shades
The Food and Drug Administration found that 400 shades of lipstick from contain trace amounts of lead.More >>
Matt Vanderveer
Vermont State Patrol collects data on racial profiling
Vermont State Police Colonel Tom L'Esperance acknowledges that when it comes to traffic stops in the Green Mountain State, people of color are searched and ticketed more often.More >>
Natalie Paterson
Tax Hike for Vermont Yankee?
As much as Governor Peter Shumlin wants to see Vermont Yankee close on March 21, 2012 it is not going to happen. More >>
Coming Back After the Fire
It has been nearly five months since a fire destroyed three dental offices on Pearl Street in Burlington and now they say, they're coming back.More >>
Natalie Paterson
The Challenge of Vermont's 2013 Budget
People in Vermont are sounding off on Governor Peter Shumlin's proposed budget for 2013. More >>
Popular Singing Show on Fox44 to Honor Whitney Houston
Hit singing show "Glee," which airs on Fox44, says it will be honoring the late Whitney Houston with a special tribute episode this Valentine's Day.
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What Happened to VT's Irene Disaster Fund?
Some Vermont veterans impacted by Tropical Storm Irene are wondering where they can get state funding.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Essex Jewelry Store Robbed Before Valentine's Day
A local jeweler is trying to figure out how to make up for the loss, that's because he was robbed right before Valentine's Day and he warns women should be on the lookout for the stolen merchandise this Valentine's Day.More >>
Natalie Paterson
Couple Weds On Valentine's Day, Live on the Air
Tune in Tuesday, when love goes live over the air on Star 92.9 and ABC 22 and Fox 44. 92.9 is hosting its second annual Valentine's day wedding. More >>
Natalie Paterson
VT Tourism Industry Takes a Hit This Winter
Very little snow means a very big loss for the tourism industry in Vermont, this winter. It's not just ski resorts that are taking a hit, either. More >>
TMZ: Relatives Reportedly Told She Died from Prescription Drugs
Relatives of Whitney Houston have reportedly been told by coroner officials that the singer died from a combination of Xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol.

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Snowboarder Dies After Hitting Tree At Jay Peak Resort
Vermont State Police say a snowboarder died Saturday after an accident at Jay Peak Resort.

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Arrest Made in Pharmacy Robbery
Sheriff's deputies in Vermont say they've arrested a suspect in an armed robbery at a West Rutland pharmacy.More >>
NY Man Dies After Fall Skiing in Vermont
A 33-year-old man from New York has died after hitting a tree while skiing at a southern Vermont ski area.More >>
5th Annual Great Ice in Grand Isle
Bringing people outdoors in winter can be a challenge but an annual event in North Hero is having no trouble attracting crowds.More >>
Natalie Paterson
New Airline Regulations Help Travelers Avoid Hidden Fees
Good news for families who may be looking to fly south for winter break. The U.S. Department of Transportation has rolled out new passenger protections to help you steer clear of hidden fees, online.More >>
Matt Vanderveer
Shumlin tells voters to reject additional spending for education
Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin wants voters to strike down any school budget they don't see fit on Town Meeting Day.More >>
NH Elementary School Under Lockdown
A New Hampshire school is put on lockdown after a student reportedly shot him or herself.More >>
Lesley Engle
Three Rushed to Hospital After Snowmobile Crash
Three people have been rushed to the hospital following a snowmobile crash in Champlain, New York.
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Matt Vanderveer
UVM invests $13 million to go greener
UVM Senior Audrey Burns says the $13 million investment into green energy for the campus is just one more in a series of good improvements for the college.More >>
VT Bill Requires Amusement Ride Inspection
Did you know that the State of Vermont does not inspect amusement park rides? One Vermont State Representative wants to change that.More >>
Lesley Engle
Vermont Governor to Sign Irene License Plates
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin will sign legislation Thursday morning that will allow motorists to cover their front license plates with a special plate that says "Vermont Strong."
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Nick Natario
Weather Impacting Winter Festivals
We normally have a lot of snow on the ground at this time of the year, but this year is different, you can still see grass in many places and that's not helping a number of winter festivals in our area.More >>
GE: Burlington Layoffs Less than 100; Not Thousands
Burlington, Vermont- GE Healthcare cut less than 100 jobs in Burlington. "Any layoff, any downsizing or reduction is not good," says John Vowles of the Vermont Department of Labor. We received a tipMore >>
Kerrin Jeromin
Skytracker Forecast: What to Expect
Round 1 of winter weather is done and over. Several inches of fresh snow fell Thursday, with 2-5" for many areas of Vermont, New York, and interior New Hampshire.More >>
Shumlin Delivers 2013 Budget Address
Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin laid out his recommendation for the 2013 fiscal year Thursday.More >>
Steve Glazier
01.09.12 Snow Now & Then
On Monday 53.1% of the northeast United States was covered in snow, compared to 97.6% this date last year. Here's the side-by-side comparison!More >>
Nick Natario
Fire at DuBois Construction
Police say there is a fire at DuBois Construction on Three Mile Bridge Road. It is co-owned by Vermont Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott. UPDATE 10:00pm According to Vermont State Police; troopers are reroutingMore >>
Steve Glazier
12.30.11 New Year's Eve Forecast!
We will be welcoming in the new year on a relatively mild night, with any rain/snow showers ending. Here's your town by town forecast!More >>
Polar Express Train Rolls Into Burlington
Santa is making his rounds in Vermont, the Polar express train is in motion and the ride is doing more than spreading Christmas cheer.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Moretown Community Mourns Over Family Deaths
The community of Moretown is still in shock. Three members of the community killed in a head on car crash Thursday.More >>
Natalie Paterson
Spike in Tickets Sparks Outrage in Lyndonville, VT
The holiday season is here and Vermont's Northeast Kingdom is decked out in red and green. This year, however, people in Lyndonville are seeing red for a different reason: a surge in tickets.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Man Arrested For Possession of Child Pornography
A Burlington man could spend up to five years in prison, after police say they found child porn involved young kids on his computer.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Pete's Greens Growing Again
Saturday was a big day for one Vermont greenhouse and vegetable farm.Pete's Greens is one of Vermont's largest providers of Vegetables.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Bethel Death Ruled Homicide
Saturday, Vermont State Police held a press conference to identify the victim's of Friday's suspicious incident.More >>
Brittney Hibbs
Electronics Ban Fails in Burlington City Council
Burlington City Council members were divided over the use of electronics during meetings. It was a proposal by some council members to ban computers, smart phones and all electronics in order to give undivided attention to the public who show up at the meetings to speak.More >>
Town hall Meeting on Vermont Postal Service
The future of the postal service in Vermont is in jeopardy. 15 post offices and two processing centers are on the verge of closing.More >>
Steve Glazier
11.20.11 More Info On Thanksgiving-Eve Storm
The area will get its biggest storm of the month and some of it could be in the form of SNOW!More >>
Protesters Against Wind Energy Gather In Barre
Saturday protesters gathered in Barre for an impromptu protest against wind power in Vermont.More >>
Barre, VT: Stuff A Truck Faces Greater Need This Year
There's another sign the holiday season is here. The tenth annual Stuff-A-Truck Food and Fund Drive is under way.More >>

Steve Glazier
11.19.11 November A Time To Dry Out
Even though Burlington is +14.32" in the precipitation department this year, November could be one of the driest on record.More >>

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