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Ike Bendavid spoke with snake enthusiasts about why most are harmless to humans and are a key part of the ecosystem.

At the Willoughby Falls Wildlife Management Area in Barton, the water is flowing and anglers are trying to reel in steelhead rainbow trout. But wetting a line is just a small part of the entertainment that draws visitors.

The Vermont man who led police on a three-day manhunt after an alleged shootout with an officer pleaded not guilty on Monday to all the charges. Our Ike Bendavid has new details from court.

The sudden resignation last week of the first president of the soon-to-be-launched Vermont State University has renewed questions about the financial health of the four state colleges at the core of the rebranding effort set to launch this summer.

Vermont Fish and Wildlife is changing how it recruits game wardens to open the profession to a wider range of applicants. Our Ike Bendavid joined a warden and his K-9 to see what the job is like.

A new program at the University of Vermont and SUNY Plattsburgh is aimed at training students to help new Americans and refugees with chronic health conditions to access critical health care.

A Vermont man accused of kidnapping a mother and child from a mall in New Hampshire has been found guilty on all federal charges. Our Ike Bendavid reports.

Ike Bendavid spoke with Essex Police Sgt. Michael Chistolini about the program’s goal of bringing civilians and law enforcement closer together.

Ike Bendavid went to Hinesburg to check out vernal pools with Fish and Wildlife biologist Amy Alfieri at the Fred Johnson Wildlife Management Area.

How easy or hard is it for landlords to evict bad tenants who are breaking the rules? People had questions after our recent report on apartments in Burlington. Our Ike Bendavid went looking for answers.