Police are looking for the causes of two crashes that took four lives.

Cpl. George Johnson of the St. Johnsbury Police Department writes another interesting incident report.

The state trooper pedaled as fast as he could.

For reasons unknown, the TT left its lane and struck the Subaru head-on.

Anti-Israel graffiti. A voyeur at Jay Peak. Catalytic converter suspect dies before trial. Police Welfare check on chronic suicide threatener goes bad for checkers and checkee.

Banyai was a passenger in a car stopped for speeding by the town constable. An altercation ensued.

No tip is too small, the FBI said of the 20-year-old cold case.

Two attempted murders in Burlington: one by car, another by gunfire. Suspects are in custody.

The crash forced the post office to close its doors for the day as maintenance workers swiftly boarded up the damaged front section on Monday. 

State police and feds outline ‘new resources’ to be used on the 20-year-old missing person case.

Snowmobiler dies in Town of Washington. Doctor pleads innocent to child sex charge. Former state trooper gets another theft charge. Woman sentenced for Covid-era paycheck protection fraud.

The police cruiser crashed into a stopped fire truck on I-89.

She’s been gone since March 1.

Big embezzlement in Rutland and hit-and-run fatality in South Burlington.

A woman who dragged and injured a police officer with her car served four months after her sentence last November. Now she’s free.

Fentanyl, coke, cash seized in raid. Fatal snowmobile crash. Truck hits covered bridge. Guns stolen from cars. Gunfire along Thetford highway near childcare center and pediatrician’s office.

Lt. Owen Ballinger, a 25-year state police veteran, was quietly moved to headquarters in Waterbury as of Jan. 14 and is now listed as the administrative services coordinator.

Untended woodstoves and smoking materials started two fires. Working smoke alarms saved people and three cats.

Police say he entered the home and lit the flammable device.

There’s no law (yet) against driving your car with a foot of snow on the roof. But Montpelier police warn what can happen if you do.

The thin ice gave way, and two children fell into the water. The 80-year-old homeowner was able to reach and pull to safety a 6-year-old girl who was close to shore. 

An elderly man lost in freezing woods after sundown was rescued by canine Vermont State Trooper.

A week after it was stolen, an antique sign was reported found by a New Hampshire antique dealer and returned to its Enosburg owner.

She meant to put the car in reverse.

Two schools are within the one-mile evacuation zone.

The final Stuckage took place with snow on the ground. And, more details on the shooting death of a Shelburne teen and the fiery destruction of a Montpelier lumberyard.

The lumberyard fire was the second major blaze in the downtown Montpelier commercial district within the last week.

The families of two Massachusetts men asked police last week to look for them. Tuesday their bodies were found in Eden, about a mile apart.

Police say Rampone did not notice the flashing railroad signals or Buskey with enough time to stop.

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Police say Nichols became unresponsive in the booking area at the facility at about 6:32 a.m. Sunday.

Trying to clear the highway, a Vergennes man sustained life-threatening injuries.

When a toddler was lost in the woods, police turned to dogs and a aerial drone.

A collision in Warren Monday night killed two men. Yesterday, police identified the second victim.

Police are investigating the unrelated deaths of two Vermonters.

A falling pickup truck, two fatal car accidents, and a motorcycle-deer collision highlight Vermont traffic accident news.

In addition to the two fatal crashes, the weekend saw a wrecked state police cruiser and a speeding VW escape police pursuit.

Cause of death: hypothermia. Manner of death: accidental, for a Middlebury teenager who reports say often wandered away.

The public will have two opportunities next week to pay their respects to Officer Ebbighausen, who was hired as a patrol officer with the Rutland City Police Department on May 25, 2023.

The winner in the Smugglers Notch Stuckage contest has not yet been announced. The biggest loser ($3544 fine) Sunday night was the truck driver from Florida.

A dark-colored truck pulling a car trailer is suspected of backing into the pillar before leaving the scene without reporting the crash.

State police did not release the nature of the death of David Hill III, but said it “is not considered suspicious.”

“We are seeing a lack of seat belt usage; speeding; and driver inattention as contributary factors in a large number of these incidents,” VSP spokesperson Adam Silverman said today. 

A popular scenic overlook was the scene of a Connecticut woman’s intentional leap to her death.

The three fatalities bring the number of Vermont highway fatalities this year to at least 23. The 10-year average is 15, state police say. 

A dog on the loose was shot May 9. Game wardens are investigating.

An alleged car thief is apprehended when, parked on the side of a rural highway, he is the victim of a collision.

A human/canine search and rescue team yesterday found the body of Rebecca Ball in a wooded area in Weybridge.

Two rookie state troopers submitted their resignations and publicly apologized for using inappropriate language while playing a video game off-duty.

One of Lamoille County’s Finest now has more protection on the job.

Off-an-on heavy snows since Wednesday last week, and at least one erratic driver, led to several reported accidents.

Authorities are on the scene of an 11:45 AM collision between an Amtrak train and a tractor trailer on Quarry Road near Vermont Route 14 in Sharon.

Two state troopers are on paid leave – with no official reason given. Their suspension follows reports of off-duty state troopers engaging in inappropriate speech while playing a video game.