Connor Ullathorne

Rutland is taking a closer look at city green spaces and how to make them more accessible. That starts with Main Street Park and a project to revamp an old landmark. Our Connor Ullathorne reports.

Vermont Sen. Peter Welch said he's not sure what to expect from former President Trump during Tuesday's presidential debate, but he expects Vice President Harris will focus on affordability.

The Vermont Treasurer’s office says there is more than $130 million in unclaimed assets waiting for various organizations in the Green Mountain State.

Scores and highlights from around the region

Vermont Senator Peter Welch Friday toured a Habitat for Humanity build in Rutland County to discuss the importance of new, affordable housing.

New funding is on its way to southern Vermont to help search and rescue first responders cover the cost of saving lives.

A Killington bakery is prepping to assemble the world's largest whoopie pie for Rutland’s Third Annual Whoopie Pie Fest.

Elected officials in Rutland are considering a new policy to govern their own use of social media.

A decades-long struggle between the town of Manchester and local businesses appears to be over, and “open” flags are now allowed to fly.

The $6 million project will expand the historic theater into the neighboring Richarson Building on Center Street, adding extra lobby, concession, and private event space.

Town officials say vandals damaged Wallingford's most famous landmark, the Boy with the Boot statue.

The first section of the Rutland "road diet" is officially in play. City officials say the project's goal is to slow drivers down.

After a year off due to last year’s July floods, rubber ducks splashed into the waters in Ludlow for the 25th annual race.

The longest-running fair in Vermont opened its gates on Friday for the 227th time. Our Connor Ullathorne takes you to the Bondville Fair in Winhall for a closer look at the longtime tradition.

Family, friends and many more celebrated the life of Zamara Austin, with some help from the Pittsford Fire Department. Our Connor Ullathorne shows you how they remembered the 2-year-old whose life was cut short by cancer.

A group for veterans wants your help cleaning up Evergreen Cemetery in Rutland this weekend.

Perennial power struggled in 2023

School buses are nearly ready to pick up kids for the first day of school and for sports practice. Our Connor Ullathorne learned how student-athletes can get ready to stay healthy this season.

More than $2 million in federal funding is on its way to help build more affordable housing across Vermont.

Wildlife Adventure Center, a Florida based zoo focused around wildlife education and conservation, was a first time addition to the Vermont state fair this year.

Remote Area Medical, a non-profit that travels the country hosting pop-up clinics, is holding a two day clinic this weekend at Mount Anthony Union Middle School in Bennington.

Packed night of racing action at the High Banks Thursday

Celebrations will be underway in full force in Bennington from Friday afternoon through Sunday.

Rutland Police responded to the fairgrounds late Tuesday night for a reported disturbance with a firearm.

The Vermont State Fair opens at the Rutland Fairgrounds on Tuesday evening for a five-day run.

The School for International Training is celebrating its 60th year of educating students. Our Connor Ullathorne takes a closer look at a program that resettles refugees on its Brattleboro campus.

A new Netflix film is trying to set a Guinness World Record for the most dogs to attend a film screening in Middlebury.

A closer look at how the town of Plainfield, N.H. is reacting to the quick shortage in their hired officers.

One of Vermont’s oldest continuous art festivals is set to take over Rutland’s Main Street Park this weekend.

Hockey season is starting early for the Vermont State University Castleton men's team. The Spartans are headed overseas to prepare for a tough season ahead. Our Connor Ullathorne reports.

It’s National Night Out -- a time to promote partnerships between the police and community.

New changes to the state’s motel voucher program have gone into effect aimed at addressing both state budget concerns as well as reducing people’s dependence on the program. Meanwhile, authorities in the Rutland area say some long-standing problems with the program persist.

A new pedestrian and bike bridge is now ready for Rutland residents and visitors.

Vermont and New Hampshire set to square off in 71st annual game

Downtown Rutland’s so-called “pit” could be getting a makeover despite skyrocketing cleanup costs.

Authorities say the cab of a tanker hauling gasoline burst into flames Friday morning in Winhall.

Rutland officials are looking at reducing water and wastewater permit costs as a way to help spur new housing.

The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information on who left a puppy in a dumpster in Brattleboro. The dog later died. Our Connor Ullathorne reports.

Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports partnered with the U.S. Forest Service to make Lefferts Pond area more accessible for people with disabilities.

Rutland’s airport is back open after runway upgrades had it closed for nearly two months.

After devastating flooding struck Vermont for the second time in two years, first responders are now navigating many emotions. Our Connor Ullathorne reports on an event that aims to put their mental health on the front burner.

Rutland officials on Tuesday announced an exploratory plan to merge several city resources into one location.

A camp in Rutland is helping define young women and give them opportunities to learn about different careers. Our Connor Ullathorne has a closer look at the Rosie's Girls.

Just over a year to the day that 19-year-old Rutland city police officer Jessica Ebbighausen was killed after a head on collision following a police pursuit, motorcycle riders - part of the Loyal Order of Moose in the city - honored the fallen officer.

Rutland is preparing for a visit from a motorcycle group with ties to organized crime.

The Rutland County RC Flyers' annual air show took off Friday morning at the former municipal airport in Fair Haven.

While parts of western Vermont were spared some of the worst flooding, they still felt the blow from severe weather overnight, including high winds and a possible tornado.

Blood donors are offering the gift of life in memory of a Rutland family.

A former Rutland residential nurse is facing multiple federal criminal charges for possessing firearms while unlawfully using drugs.

It will be a quieter Fourth of July in Rutland with no fireworks for the second year in a row. Last year it was bad weather, but city leaders say this year’s sponsor dropped out due to rising costs.