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Small business owners in Ludlow and Hardwick share their stories. Plus, we share information on a new fund to support recovery efforts for businesses across Vermont.

Communities across Vermont are bracing for more rain, following the historic flooding earlier this week. And yet Vermonters are already willing to get to work. We get an in-depth forecast from the National Weather Service. More thunderstorms are coming today and this weekend.

Communities across Vermont are coming together on clean-up and recovery efforts following historic flooding earlier this week. We bring you updates on flood recovery efforts from across the state.

The rain has stopped, for now, but the capital and other Vermont towns are still under water. We bring you the latest from officials on the ground in some of the most affected areas of the state.

Federal disaster declaration approved; Where we stand on Tuesday morning in Vermont as flooding continues.

In some places Vermonters are waiting for water levels to drop while in others they're beginning to survey the damage following significant flooding across the state. Check back here for the latest updates.

Monday evening updates on the heavy rains and flash flooding across Vermont

Gov. Phil Scott said severe flooding across Vermont Monday morning “may be just the start� of the most severe weather event to hit the state since Tropical Storm Irene in 2011.

Here's how the heavy rains and flash flooding are affecting Vermonters statewide.

Significant flash flooding is likely Sunday through Monday. A forecaster at the National Weather Service said it could be the worst since Tropical Storm Irene.