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Some WCAX News viewers wanted to know why the Vermont Agency of Transportation is closing pull-offs along state roadways.
WCAX viewer Steve emailed to say that the lights have not been acting normally since earlier this summer.
Vermont officials are studying highway tolls as a potential solution to fill a growing hole in the state’s budget.
WCAX viewer Dennis wanted to know why this week's Walgreens settlement didn't spread the wealth to other impacted towns.
VTrans struggled to keep up during Monday night’s early-season snowstorm that caught drivers and road crews off guard.
A number of people have written into WCAX . asking about who gets paid during a government shutdown, and today, we’re getting answers.
The phones at WCAX began ringing around 6:10 p.m. Tuesday with callers reporting a “mysterious swirl” in the night’s sky. Here is what was in the sky on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Some people emailed WCAX, wondering about the current status of Vermont's notorious Notch Road.
After last week’s special report on the Huntington Gorge, Vermont’s deadliest swimming hole, WCAX viewers questioned why dangerous debris isn’t being removed while the water is low.
The Agency of Natural Resources says they dispatched a DEC conservation enforcement team to a sinking houseboat on Lake Willoughby.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Monday said the state is considering joining legal action to keep federal low-income food assistance dollars flowing.
What’s holding up repairs of a bridge to a popular scenic spot off Route 100 in Addison County?