The state is being pumped full of money and committees to bring new businesses to old contaminated areas. More>>
When you hit the road the nearest gas station is seldom far away. But if you have an electric car, it might be hard to locate the nearest charging station More>>
Talk about a rocky start between two new neighbors. Police say up to 12 shots were fired, all over some trees! No one was hurt, but the neighbor is facing charges. More>>
RU12?, an advocacy group for gay, lesbian, and transgender Vermonters relocates to Burlington. More>>
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Interim Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum was arrested Monday morning. More>>
If fresh berries are your summer time treat, you've got to wait a little longer. You can blame it on the rain. More>>
In Monday's "What's on Tap?" we take you to Magic Hat and find out about summer brews. More>>
If you park in Burlington and don't follow the rules, you soon might pay more for it.
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With the summer months approaching, many will be hitting the waters. The North Country Chamber of Commerce wants to make sure everyone can get in on the fun. More>>
Eurasion Watermilfoil is having huge negative impact on Lake St Catherine. More>>
A brutal attack on Father's Day. One person is dead, another in the hospital. Police say an ex-boyfriend with a restraining order stabbed the mother of his child multiple times. They say her current boyfriend shot and killed the attacker. More>>
Vermont's largest city has about 700 new signs! They are in French and English and can be found on all parking meters in downtown Burlington. It's a move to make the city more welcoming. More>>
If fresh berries are your summer time treat, you'll have to wait a little longer; and you can blame it on the rain. More>>
Epilepsy Foundation Golf Tournament set for Monday JUne 24 in South Burlington, Vermont. More>>
The man who was shot in the Danby, Vt. incident has died. More>>
Burlington Police are investigating a stabbing that happened early Sunday morning on Lower Church Street. More>>
Vermont State Police are investigating an incident where an object was thrown at a tractor trailer near the Lafountain Street overpass on I-89N early Monday morning. More>>
Police responded to a reported shooting and stabbing in Danby, Vt. More>>
Even as the rain and wind swept in you could still find people fishing, hoping to 'reel' in a winner. More>>
It's "World Famous" Ice Cream Made Right Here In Vermont. Just a short drive south of Burlington … you'll find the Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream factory -the only place in the country you can get a 'behind More>>
Just a short drive south of Burlington you'll find the Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream factory the only place in the country you can get a 'behind the scenes' look at the ice cream making process! More>>
ABC22 will experience a brief service outage due to transmitter maintenance Sunday and Monday. More>>
A new, state-of-the-art assisted living community opened today in Willsboro, New York. It's the first of its kind in the North Country and the entire community came out in support of the grand opening. More>>
Gary Lovell has been at the festival for 27 straight years, a record. More>>
Many schools in our area are about to let out for the summer. If you're a parent, one option is sending your kids to summer camp. But what can you do to make sure your child is safe? More>>
Parking meters are coming back to Barre. Currently, there are no meters, but a two-hour parking limit. That's going to change with the Main Street Reconstruction Project. More>>
You asked us to investigate what you said was an ongoing problem with discourteous drivers. And now we have the answers! A viewer whose morning and evening commute is impacted by construction on Interstate 89 is fed up with aggressive drivers. More>>
Time is running out for Tropical Storm Irene funding. Vermont cities and towns have until July 12th to apply. More>>
It was a beautiful day to hit the links, but local golf courses say recent rains have slowed business. More>>
Ready set, go fish! The 32nd annual Lake Champlain International Father's Day Fishing Derby is set to begin at midnight Saturday morning. You don't have to be a professional angler to register and compete. More>>
ABC22 is looking for someone to sing the national anthem LIVE on TV for our Fireworks Spectacular in Burlington, Vt. on July 3. More>>
A Williston business owner accused of offering sex for money has a court date. Police say 68-year old Thomas Booska owns Harmony Spa. More>>
The Northern Magic Agility Dogs is hosting an event at the Trapp Family Lodge this weekend in Stowe, Vt. More>>
St. Albans, Vt. is gearing up for the new Walmart to open this fall. More>>
The 34th annual Quechee Hot Air Balloon Festival begins Friday. More>>
Grab the bikes and go for a ride this weekend! More>>
Vermont physician welcomes Supreme Court decision on human gene patents More>>
A man is in the hospital after police say he was riding his bike too fast, and slammed into a car. More>>
Governor Peter Shumlin signs ban on certain flame retardant chemicals In Vermont. More>>
Local leaders say the IBM layoffs could be hundreds. A frightening number, not just for IBM employees but local businesses as well. More>>
And for some "Old Goats" it was a victory a long time in the making. More>>
We've been talking about this case all week, because two of the people linked to the death of Pat O'Hagan were just convicted of other - unrelated crimes. Richard Fletcher and Michael Norrie. Keith Baird is awaiting trial. More>>
Vermont is well on its way to achieving a goal of having the entire state connected to broadband, by the end of the year. More>>
President Obama signed the Vermont disaster declaration Thursday. More>>
Vermont tops the list for the nation's maple syrup production. More>>
Members of the public will now have the opportunity to visit the Kingdom Community Wind Project in Lowell, Vt. More>>
Following weeks of rumors, IBM laid off employees in Vermont and across the country Wednesday. More>>
People on both sides of whether F-35's should come to Vermont are gearing up for what might be one last chance to convince the Air Force what to do. More>>
Algae and its dangers approaching Lake Champlain by July More>>
Burlington police say they got a call just before 5 Wednesday night, an employee found a note written on the wall alluding to a bomb in the store. More>>
Burlington School District leaders say they're on the right path to creating a more equal environment, for all students. The 2013 strategic plan was released Wednesday. More>>
A Williston woman has been crowned Mrs. Vermont International 2013. More>>
Flooded roads mean thousands of dollars of damage in Clinton and Franklin counties. More>>
He confessed to part of a killing and could serve 20 years in prison, but not for that crime. 22 year old Michael Norrie of Sheffield has been linked to the highly publicized death of 78 year old Pat O'Hagan, but no one has been charged yet. More>>
Jewelry, belts, and bottle openers are some of the things they are making out of old bike parts at Bike Recycle Vermont. More>>
Police in Claremont, New Hampshire are looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian and kept going. It happened about 10:15 Monday night. More>>
A Williston Vermont woman has been crowned Mrs. Vermont International. More>>
Vermont Wildlife Officials are working to conserve a piece of the states history, the timber rattlesnake. More>>
New boat helps boaters dispose of waste instead of dumping illegally into Lake Champlain. More>>
One week ago, we previewed Plattsburgh's inaugural 1st Weekends. We're happy to report, organizers say it was a success! More>>
Pat O'Hagan's family says they're feeling even more frustrated.
One of Vermont's top officials was actually in the middle of the protests in Turkey last week. More>>
Vermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell met with state law enforcement leaders Tuesday to discuss creating a statewide taser training policy. More>>
Some are calling it a major step forward for women's rights in the healthcare debate. The morning after pill will soon be available to women and girls, at any age, without a doctor's prescription or parental consent. More>>
Hartford Vermont Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a sexual assault. More>>
A 10-year-old Pennsylvania girl was granted permission from a judge to be placed on the adult transplant list. A move that worries local transplant doctors. More>>
New details surrounding the morning after pill, it will soon be available to all. More>>
A hazmat crew was called out to Alburgh, Vermont Monday night. More>>
Some relief for farmers across America. The U.S. Senate has passed the $955 billion farm bill. More>>
For farmers all this rain has slowed things down and might mean some crops might be late this year. More>>
Burlington has experienced a rising number of burglaries over the past several years, something police are now making one of their top priorities to fight. More>>
A jury found 36 year old Michael Rivers guilty of first degree manslaughter just two weeks ago - we heard from prosecutors and police, but now he wants his side of the story to be heard. More>>
In Monday's "What's on Tap?" we take you American Flatbread to find out the latest brews from Zero Gravity. More>>
Newly disclosed details about the U.S. Government Program of collecting telephone records and mining popular online services for data is drawing criticism from some on Capitol Hill. More>>
A West Rutland, Vt. teenager is dead after being hit by a train Sunday night. More>>
It may have officially gone online back in December, but Georgia Mountain Community Wind invited its neighbors up to see how it runs at an Open House. More>>
28 grams of marijuana or less now means a fine, instead of court for anyone over 21. Lawmakers voted on making small amounts of pot more like a speeding ticket than a serious crime. The big question - How will it be enforced? More>>
Waterbury is getting another boost as it recovers from its flooding. This time from the Vermont Digital Economy project. More>>
Senator Patrick Leahy is being honored by the Center for Victims of Torture. This is an international, non-government, organization based in Minnesota that helps survivors of torture, heal. Leahy will More>>
The Special Olympics Summer Games kicks off in Vermont Friday. More>>
In Friday's Hometown Hotspot, Brittney goes rock climbing at Petra Cliffs. For more information, visit http://www.petracliffs.com/ More>>
It's official. Vermonters will not be prosecuted for small amounts of marijuana. More>>
Internships inspire and educate young Vermonters. More>>
Clinton County officials hope to decrease the number of hungry children this summer. More>>
Now, two years later, voters will decide whether the town can borrow 5 million dollars to build a new complex designed to hold numerous town functions. More>>
It's like stepping back in time - all in a day's travel; you can re-live the 1700's. Fort Ticonderoga has served as a proud part of history and tourist destination for literally, hundreds of years now. And for you and me, it's right in our backyard! More>>
The body of the man who drowned from the Connecticut River was found Thursday. More>>
Police are investigating a serious accident on U.S. Route 4, near the I-89 southbound exit 1 ramp. The accident happened around 9:00 a.m. More>>
Toyota is recalling all Prius and Lexus Hybrid cars from 2009. This is because of a braking problem that has affected 240,000 vehicles worldwide. There has been no reported accidents but almost 100 owners More>>
Some students in Rutland, Vermont will lend some helping hands to the West Street Cemetery Thursday. More>>
After nearly four decades there will be a new leader at the Colchester Police Department. More>>
According to CNN, the U.S. Government has a top secret court order that requires Verizon to turn over telephone records of millions of Americans. More>>
Plattsburgh is gearing up for a busy summer tourist season by cleaning up the streets. More>>
Saturday is Vermont's Free Fishing Day. People can fish in the state of Vermont without a license. Brittney Hibbs takes us to Lake Champlain to find out more. What: Free Fishing Day When: Saturday, More>>
Some people in Montpelier hope closing a street could help drive up business. More>>
To defray the cost to local towns, Governor Peter Shumlin is asking President Obama for a federal disaster declaration. More>>
Seniors Kaleigh Wood and J.J. Newland of the University of Vermont were awarded the 2013 America East/CFES Service Award at the league's annual meeting in Portland, Maine on Tuesday. More>>
Police are looking to identify two people involved in a purse snatching in the Shaw's parking lot in Berlin, Vt. More>>
Governor Andrew Cuomo says it's time to restore the Empire State as a beacon of women's rights. More>>
If you travel by train expect changes! Starting June 16th, track work will start along the Vermonter line. More>>
A manhunt is underway in northern Vermont following an armed robbery Wednesday morning. More>>
If you're near Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant Wednesday, don't be afraid if you see what looks like a nuclear disaster! More>>
President Barack Obama is taking the necessary steps to help young students in Vermont. More>>
Vermont is trying to protect student athletes. More>>
Plattsburgh has just the thing to get you downtown this summer. It's called 1st Weekends and it starts, this weekend. The idea was kick-started by the North Country Cultural Center for the Arts. More>>
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