Towns and cities across Vermont and the North Country saw several inches of snow fall on Wednesday morning, causing dozens of school delays and creating slick road conditions. Scroll below to see the estimated snow totals as reported by trained spotters from The National Weather Service in Burlington.

Please keep in mind when looking at our local snowfall map, these are totals from two separate disturbances that are set to impact the North Country and Upper Valley between tonight and Wednesday night.

An Arctic cold front will produce a round of snow showers and embedded squalls, moving from north to south between midnight and 7 AM. The system will be fast-moving, exiting southern Vermont by mid-morning.

Parts of New England and northern New York felt shaking Monday morning, as a result of an earthquake that was reported off the coast of southern Maine. A 3.8-magnitude earthquake occurred at 10:22 AM off the coast of southern Maine.

A clipper system will bring light to moderate snow showers Tuesday night through Wednesday, with the showers wrapping up Wednesday evening.

In light of the border patrol officer who was killed in Vermont Monday afternoon, Coos County High Sheriff Keith Roberge told News 9 he believes this shooting is a reminder of why we need resources along the Northern Border.

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

The woman charged in connection with the deadly shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont will continue to be held in federal prison.

A Washington state woman was ordered held without bail Thursday in connection with the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in a case that has grown to

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Many school districts already have some type of restriction on students using cellphones but only eight actually ban phones during the school day.