The National Weather Service in Burlington has declared this week National Severe Weather Awareness Week.

Since severe weather doesn't occur in the northeast usually until the summer months, meteorologists from offices all across the Northeast and New York thought it would be best to use this week in early May to prepare families for potentially severe weather down the road.

The distractions of driving have become a concern to many people across Vermont. A senior from Blue Mountain Union High in Wells River is now doing his part to prevent the problem from continuing.

Gubernatorial candidates met on Sunday at Lyndon Institute for a Caledonia County democratic party event.  During the brunch, food wasn't the only item on the menu.

Saint Johnsbury is referred to by some as the "maple center of the world", and this year's world maple festival proved it.

The Vermont trout and salmon fishing season kicked off just over a week ago, and
blue skies and clear water set the scene at lake Willoughby as fishermen cranked their reels and pulled their poles.

Two Vermont legislators made their way to the Northeast Kingdom this weekend and weighed their opinions on how healthcare will change America.

President Obama signed the second piece of health reform legislation earlier this week at a Community College in Virginia.

President Obama said "the debate on health care has gone on for generations and I'm glad and gratified that we we're able to get it done last week."

Warm days and cold nights are unusual to Vermont in March, but that just means maple sugaring has gotten off to a great start.