Backyard flocks of birds have tested positive for bird flu, also known as H5N1. Here's what you need to know from public health officials.

A federal grand jury has indicted seven Connecticut gang members for what they say was a years-long interstate crime spree that extended into northern Vermont.

A U.S. Border Patrol agent died in the line of duty, along with another person, in a shooting on Interstate 91 in Vermont near the Canadian border Monday, federal officials said. Another person was hurt and in custody, the FBI said, saying in a statement ...

Police are investigating the death of a student at Vermont’s Norwich University on Wednesday. WPTZ reports that Northfield police are investigating the death of Norwich University Cadet Daniel Bermudez.

A cadet formerly from Connecticut died suddenly at Norwich University in Vermont this week, university officials confirmed Friday.

The 14th-ranked UConn women’s ice hockey team shut out the University of Vermont Catamounts 1-0 on Saturday, polishing off a two-game road sweep. The win brought the Huskies’ record to 14-3-2 in

The earthquake struck off the coast of Maine on Monday around 10:22 a.m. Thousands of people reported that they felt the ground shaking.

STORRS, Conn. – The No. 14 ranked UConn women's hockey team travels to Vermont this weekend for a two game series with the Catamounts. The series will begin on Friday, January 24 at 6:00pm ...

NORWALK — A former Norwalk resident who was a cadet at Norwich University in Vermont has died, officials said. Cadet Daniel Bermudez of the graduating class of 2028, died on Wednesday, Lt. Gen. John Broadmeadow, the president of the university, said in a statement posted on social media.

Homicide numbers in Vermont have risen in recent years to levels not seen since the late ‘90s, and experts say much of the violence is fueled by a drugs-for-guns pipeline that leads to Massachusetts and other urban centers.

Representatives of Bridgeport nonprofits say President Trump's executive order freezing federal aid may have a major impact on Connecticut's largest city.

He began his newspaper career as a copyboy at The New York Times, and worked in the Times' UN and Washington bureaus as a new assistant. While at the UN he wrote the daily column "Proceedings at the UN.