Nathaniel Wilson
Morning News Producer-
The University of Vermont men's soccer team was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament on Sunday following an overtime loss to Hofstra University. -
Vermont's hemp industry could be affected after Congress closed the "hemp loophole" created in the 2018 Farm Bill. -
The first-term state senator said in a resignation letter that the time and commitment became too great on his health and well-being. -
DMV services will be limited on November 5 and 6. All offices and the call center will be closed Nov. 7-11 to upgrade aging computer infrastructure. -
The USL W League is the country’s premier pre-professional women’s soccer league. Vermont is the third club to commit as a founding member of the league's new Northeast division. -
As the fire risk heightens in drought-stressed Vermont and New Hampshire, the U.S. Forest Service has positioned a firefighting helicopter at Lebanon Municipal Airport to improve response times. -
The Cannabis Retailers Association of Vermont recently launched the 'CannaTrail Passport.' The passport encourages adults 21 and older to visit 23 dispensaries across the state. -
Head coach Rob Dow and the University of Vermont men's soccer team defeated Hofstra University 2-1 on Tuesday. The win was Dow's 100th of his career. -
Rutland City's police department is encouraging members of the public to use a space in front of their station to safely buy, sell and exchange goods from websites like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace. -
Gov. Phil Scott and the Agency of Transportation announced Thursday that $15.8 million was released by the Federal Highway Administration to deploy electric vehicle charging infrastructure in key areas.
