A well-known Vermont philanthropist has died. Lois McClure died at her home in Shelburne on Sunday, NBC5 has learned. She and her late husband founded The McClure Foundation, which donates money to a wide range of causes including the University of Vermont Medical Center,

The Board of Trustees oversees the UVM Health Network on financial matters, budgeting and strategic planning. Here are the new members.

These group of individuals knew that they had each others backs' - UVM head coach Rob Dow praised the Catamounts

Riko's Pizza ("Riko's" or the "Company"), a highly differentiated pizza franchise concept, announced today the grand opening of its newest location in Burlington, Vermont. This new restaurant is the Company's first in Vermont,

After McClure's death this week at 98, the McClure Foundation said the longtime philanthropist's work will continue.

A Burlington woman was seriously injured on Monday night after she crashed her vehicle on Interstate 89, according to police. Vermont State Police said the crash happened on I-89 North in Milton just before 7:30 p.m.

There are 13 new inductees of the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame, and the individuals representing the class of 2025 run the gamut in terms of talents and achievements.

"We had Border Patrol, I bet they had over 100 cars just from them," said Mike Kamerling, a Vermont State Police sergeant. "And then you had state police from both Vermont and New York and virtually every other law enforcement agency in the region.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MEN'S BASKETBALL HAD A STRONG START TO CONFERENCE PLAY.... BUT THAT WAS PUT TO THE TEST TODAY AGAINST A HOT SHOOTING U-M-B-C SQUAD. WELCOME INTO THE N-B-C FIVE SPORTS DESK. I'M NOAH CIERZAN.

The city of Burlington will be celebrating the University of Vermont men’s soccer team and its national championship on Sunday. The team won the NCAA title on Dec. 16, just ahead of the ...

Some snow showers are likely on Sunday following a cold and mostly clear Saturday: See the hour-by-hour timing before you head to the UVM victory parade.

T.J. Hurley, Vermont’s leading scorer at 14.9 ppg entering the match, was out of the lineup against NJIT, leaving room for Ayo-Faleye to get shot opportunities. He did not disappoint in that chance, dropping a career-high 27 points while shooting an efficient 78% from the field and 80% from beyond the arc.