More than two of every three Vermonters say they support the new gun-control measures signed into law by Gov. Phil Scott this year, according to the results of a poll conducted by Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS.
It's been about a month and a half since a fire destroyed an apartment building in Burlington's South End. It left a family of eight with nearly nothing. The Haji-Abdille family has been on the road to recovery ever since. It's a curveball they're taking in stride, as they've endured hardships much greater than this.
Vermont Breakfast on the Farm invites you to dine with dairy cows this summer. Reserve your free tickets now for a scrumptious breakfast and farm tour at Kayhart Brothers Dairy in West Addison, Saturday, July 28th.
With more and more people turning to the internet to shop, small business owners say they are taking a hit. Two longtime shops in Williston are shutting their doors for good at the end of July.
Hattie Johnson, the executive director of Camp Ta-Kum-Ta, talks with host Lauren Maloney about this year's week-long summer session and the dedication of a new pavilion.
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