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Housing or the lack thereof, has been a familiar struggle for the state that is now only being put under a bigger microscope since July's historic floods.

BRATTLEBORO — A pair of young Hartford, Conn., drug dealers set up shop at a Brattleboro apartment and installed live cameras outside the building to allow them to see if

BRATTLEBORO — A pair of young Hartford, Conn., drug dealers set up shop at a Brattleboro apartment and installed live cameras outside the building to allow them to see if

Despite being hung on the outside for half a mile, Wild Dream Men and trainer/driver Guy Gagnon stayed the course and kept their unbeaten streak alive in winning at Hippodrome 3R on Friday (Aug. 11) afternoon.

Initial appearances

Vermont’s recovery efforts from July's historic floods are still in full swing, but persistent rain slowing progress and leading to more evacuations and rescues in one month, than the last handful of years combined.

If you're looking for a job, FEMA is hiring and they're targeting Vermonters living in the communities that they already live in.

The group that runs Vermont’s 211 service says under-funding led to it being overwhelmed by calls during the recent floods, while Gov. Phil Scott says better communication and planning for

Scott and state leaders are giving their latest update on ongoing flood recovery efforts from Berlin.

The second fatality related to flooding was confirmed by Department of Public Safety Commissioner Jennifer Morrison at a Tuesday morning news conference.