Champlain Valley News Today

Nonprofits say more New York children are living in poverty than state numbers reflect. Our Alek LaShomb spoke with one of the thousands of families struggling to keep their heads above water.

'Stick Season' fans are getting ready to sing their hearts out as singer, songwriter, and Vermont native Noah Kahan announced he's getting ready to come back home

Only 4 percent of adults hunt. As both a hunter and a queer man, coming out is an experience that I've navigated on several occasions.

Colleagues have been sharing tributes and memories of long-serving State Senator Dick Mazza, whose funeral and celebration of life are scheduled for Thursday.

Fourteen weeks separate Memorial Day and Labor Day, the unofficial start and end of summer, respectively. That sounds like a lot of time, but don't...

The School Committee meeting on Monday held in downtown Springfield to discuss how the vetting of the three finalists to be the successor to current Superintendent Dan Warwick will play out.

The combined estates of Dr. Frances M. Penalis (27 November 1929-26 February 2015) and Helena T. Penalis 7 June 1831-24 October 2017) gifted $1,567,544.91 to Hospice of the North Country,

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The month of May typically marks the start of morel mushroom season, so well listen again to an edible mushroom hunt in the Champlain Valley with Chef Curtiss Hemm.

May has a “spring is bursting out all over” vibe, when the shackles of six months of meh weather come off and we head out to see each other again.