Beginning October 1, the Port of Los Angeles refused entry to tractor-trailors more than seven years old. This climate change measure is contributing to the current supply chain bottleneck at West Coast ports. 

State leaders blame Vermont’s highest-in-the-nation increased drug overdose rate on pandemic isolation. However, prosecution for both heroin dealing and possession are on the decline.

State police are investigating the dumping of motor oil into a Chittenden County lake renowned for its fishing and other recreational opportunities.

An invasive insect that harms maple trees has been discovered in Rutland.

A bi-plane co-piloted by a former Vermont lawmaker made an emergency landing near I-89 in Richmond Sunday afternoon.

A North Troy man died of severe head trauma after a truck ran him over in the early morning hours.

Two wandering dogs escaped tragedy on I-89.

Looking across Lake Champlain, Vermonters see NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo in BIG trouble.

William Shatner brought the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise with him to Ticonderoga, NY last week.

Wearing a disguised that included a surgical mask, an armed man robbed a Fair Haven gas station yesterday.

A Catholic school in Morrisville should not be required to hire a lesbian teacher.

According to a CDC registry, 11 Vermonters have died as a result of Covid-19 vaccination.

After The Camry struck the moose, the moose landed on a Toyota Tundra.

An electric car owned by the architect of the Vermont Global Warming Solutions Act caught fire while charging and parked in his driveway. Police say the fire was caused by electrical failure.

Former Winooski lawmaker George Cross supports Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of non-citizen voting in his city.

Firefighters located an injured male, Wayne LePage, 40, seated outside. He appeared to have sustained burns to his upper body. 

Sean Ploof, 57, of Colchester died Sunday, June 13 after he lost control of his ATV while trail-riding.

As a result of an investigation, State Police detectives learned that Max Misch, 38, of Bennington, allegedly violated conditions of release by approaching and speaking with a witness in a pending court case in which he is accused of traveling out of state and purchasing a firearms magazine in excess of Vermont capacity limits and bringing it back to Vermont.

Asked point-blank today by a reporter whether unvaccinated Vermonters will be denied service at restaurants and stores as the Covid-19 vaccination campaign gathers steam, Scott and senior administration officials refused to answer directly. However, they promised information next month. Later in the press conference, Scott suggested unvaccinated Vermonters would be required to wear masks in public places. 

The Vermont State Police is asking for the public’s assistance locating a missing teenager, Leilani Olive of Calais, who was last seen Wednesday, March 10 in Montpelier.

In Episode #5 of the Ericka Redic Show, Vermont’s newest video news host interviews Shawn Shouldice to learn how the pandemic and government regulation have combined to hurt small business in Vermont – and what can be done to make survival more likely.

Vermont hunters brought home 6,136 wild turkeys during 2020, including 627 turkeys taken during the April youth weekend hunt, a total of 4,791 gobblers taken during the regular spring season, and 718 birds during the fall.

Burlington Police Chief says coverage shortages a certainty due to June defunding. Carbon-cutting TCI is DOA, thanks to Phil Scott, John McClaughry says. Lynn Edmunds concerned that with courts and Congress dismissing election fraud concerns, prayer is all we have left.

An individual cleaning out his mother’s basement in Rutland came upon a box belonging to Hughes. Hughes had stored the box in the basement with the mother’s permission. The individual opened Hughes’ box and discovered VHS videotapes which depicted small children known to the individual engaging in sexually explicit activity. The individual also recognized Hughes’ voice on the tapes.