Lippa’s Estate and Fine Jewelry moving from Burlington to Colchester after 93 years downtown; Vermont bans paraquat, weed killer linked to Parkinson’s; Person caught driving 106 miles per hour in Williamstown; Michelle Zajko charged in the killings of her parents in Pennsylvania

Vermont attorney general says trooper justified in fatal shooting during standoff; Anti-Bullying Rally Overshadowed by Criticism of Organizer’s Past Conduct; Vermont State Police release photo of suspected hit-and-run driver in Swanton; City of Burlington forms hiring committee to help choose next police chief

Driver charged with driving 111 miles per hour in Brattleboro; ‘Vermont that still feels wild’: Three waterways proposed for the ‘National Park System for rivers’

How Vermont’s new pharmacy law could change rural healthcare; Vermont State Police searching for Fairfax trespass suspect; Burlington celebrates Juneteenth with music, art and community gathering

Catholic diocese to sell its South Burlington headquarters as part of bankruptcy; Thunderstorms hit Vermont, downing powerlines and causing a flash flood warning in Bennington County; A new Women’s Premier Soccer League team competing in Vermont for its inaugural season; Minor flooding expected in parts of northern Vermont

Woman injured after stray bullet hits home in Swanton, police say; A timeline for Champlain Parkway opening; Developer floats Amazon warehouse for former Macy’s building in Burlington; 4 Vt. dams targeted for removal

Gov. Phil Scott signs bill that will restructure Vermont’s homelessness response; Police investigate fatal crash in Leicester; State police seek information after reported Swanton crash; World Cup races will return to Killington Thanksgiving weekend

Mayor Gwinn Tries Unsuccessfully to Eject Whitaker from Meeting; Vermont man charged in deadly New York stabbing; Chittenden schools can avoid forced mergers if they act fast; Boil-water notice in effect in Richmond after ‘unexpected’ break during water work

Vermont state treasurer discusses Trump Accounts and First Steps Forward pilot; Vergennes battery project on hold; Vermont Senior Games return to Burlington

Vermont’s net metering decision just made solar harder; $4 million in FEMA funding coming to Vermont; Kingdom East School District narrowly approves $53.2M revised budget; Vermont State Police investigating ‘road rage’ incident in Middlesex

Vermont woman sentenced on firearms offense following fatal shooting; Haskell Free Library holds ribbon cutting for new Canadian citizen entrance; Several roads washed out in Vermont after overnight storms Wednesday; Franklin Foods’ Enosburg Falls plant set to close in August

Vermont Green FC plays Canada’s national soccer team in World Cup tuneup; New animal cruelty law to take effect in Vermont next month; From players to family: The lasting Impact of the Lake Monsters Host Program

Man arrested after reported arson at Rutland rec center; Meal program remains in Burlington park despite mayor’s concerns; Riders on the Storm Drains: Barre Turns to ‘Adopt-a-Drain’ to Reduce Flooding; Montpelier’s former post office is up for auction this month. Its lead contender has doubts about the property’s condition; Franklin County Field Days cancelled again

Vermont man dies from injuries sustained in May single-car crash; One UVM lab’s surprise discovery led to flu science breakthrough; Play it again, Sam: A Vermont picture palace reels in new money with old movies; Skatepark becomes stage during Burlington Discover Jazz Festival

Lamoille County Sheriff: child on bicycle hit by drunk driver; 80-hour weeks and drowning in debt: UVM Medical Center resident doctors rally for a new contract; Vermont Supreme Court: landowners not liable for injury to trespassers

Affordable housing complex opens in downtown Waterbury; District officials explain how state education bills will impact HUUSD; BETA Technologies opens doors to local and national media for the first time

Vermonter train delayed after collision with pedestrian; Three seriously injured in Jericho crash; US Education Secretary tours Vermont schools with pushback from residents, students

BPD did not violate city’s Fair and Impartial Policing Policy during ICE operation, report finds; Former Rutland County school superintendent, husband deny underage drinking charges in teen’s death; Thousands celebrate Girls on the Run 5K in Essex Junction; New law allows Windham County sheriff to experiment with regional police coverage

Officials investigating suspicious fire at home in Bennington; With deadline looming, 6 school districts still don’t have a budget in place for next year; Vermont Lake Monsters win 2026 home opener; Annual Essex Pride Festival brought hundreds out celebrating community

Fugitive from justice arrested for multiple alleged NH sex crimes; Jury rules Daniel Banyai not guilty of assault on law enforcement officer; University of Vermont to get $12M in state funding for new athletic venue; Newcomer looks to shake up race for Chittenden County sheriff; Vermont Senate passes bill that sets path for healthcare cost reduction

Former superintendent, husband indicted in teen’s alcohol-related death; Embattled Windsor County Sheriff not seeking reelection; Vermont landlord-tenant bill falls apart in surprise Senate tiebreaker; Vermont inmates face charges for assaulting corrections officers; Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board rejects bear baiting proposals

Incidents involving use of force rise in Burlington, police report shows; Truck fire causes I-89 closure in South Burlington; Montpelier federal building, home of former post office, now up for auction; Lawmakers’ last minute scramble for a facility for those incompetent to stand trial; Vermont Gov. passes laws banning Paraquat, limiting cost of concert tickets

Hartford dedicates monument honoring Korean, Vietnam war veterans; Local restaurants, shops reflect on long weekend affecting sales; Teens from our region compete in National Spelling Bee; Colchester leaders recommend roundabout at problem intersection

Burlington police seek public’s help after reported gunfire; Solar array gone awry: Vermont probes solar development owner about broken solar panels in Shaftsbury; Vermont, 24 other states sue Trump’s Education Department over loan caps; Vermont City Marathon draws thousands of people cheering on runners despite rainy conditions

Suspect in deadly Father’s Day crash found in contempt after not handing over phone passcode; Legislative committee: Scott’s order on housing is unlawful; VT National Guard’s Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony; Police department’s social media tactics lead to arrests — and criticism

Vermont DCF details next steps for temporarily closed ONE Arts daycare in Burlington; Authorities bust illegal Essex Junction gambling operation; Champlain Valley School District scraps middle school merger plan; Pharmacy closure leaves Woodstock without place to fill prescriptions;

Rutland officials appoint new city attorney; $13.9 million Williston library renovation project fails at second vote; Revised school budget passes after second vote in Milton; A new body will recommend how state government and Vermont businesses could adopt AI

Burlington daycare center ONE Arts hopes to reopen after state report details alleged violations; Vermont’s highest pond stocked with trout by chairlift; South Burlington: $16.4 million needed for wastewater upgrades; Burlington City Councilors discuss mayor’s FY2027 Budget, reject Chief Greylock statue

State officials and local residents respond to ongoing PFAS contamination concerns in Bennington County; Vermont motorcycle ride raises awareness for men’s health; Welch, Balint talk election integrity with town clerks

BPD releases body camera footage from March 11 Dorset Street ICE operation; Burlington daycare center ONE Arts temporarily closed; Brattleboro hospital and its support staff avert strike by signing first contract; Barre city manager stepping down to take deputy role in South Burlington

Enosburg Falls cream cheese producer agrees to pay the state $265,000 for allegedly releasing untreated wastewater; Eight migrants arrested for illegally crossing US-Canada border in Vermont, CBP says; Budget challenges ahead for UVM with enrollment down 7%

Barre voters strike down school budget for a second time; Vermont’s congressional members are rich. But they don’t buy stocks; Rutland County covered bridge damaged by town work vehicle

Swanton Electric seeks 30% rate hike from state regulators; Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark takes leading role on AI, internet privacy

Man arrested after shooting in St. Albans Town; Georgia town reinstates police department after mayor fires officers; Date officially set for Jason Eaton attempted murder trial; Utility pole severed after crash in Colchester;

Man wanted in connection with Holyoke homicide captured in Vermont; Deaths by overdose continue to drop in Vermont; Election integrity roundtable held in Shelburne

Scott says his administration invited border czar Tom Homan following ICE operation; Two Candidates Join Democratic Primary Race for Montpelier’s State House District; Burlington ramps up tickets for street sweep scofflaws; Vermont inspectors test gas pumps statewide to protect drivers

Former Northfield police chief sues town, alleging racial discrimination; Champlain Parkway Project nearing completion; Rutland Habitat for Humanity says new facility has made building affordable housing more efficient

Car fire near Grand Isle ferry access quickly extinguished; Vermont Supreme Court agrees to step in quickly on appeal of overturned return-to-office mandate; Essex Town Manager: decision could ‘prevent any development’

Strong to severe storms possible Tuesday afternoon; Bennington police search for armed robbery suspect; Colchester Police wrap up search at Malletts Creek Wildlife Management; Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark announces plan to run for reelection

Judge approves release plan for man accused of dragging Grand Isle Sheriff’s deputy; Prosecutors seek access to locked phone in investigation of crash that killed 20-year-old; VSP identifies individual responsible for threats to Vermont State University campus; Jason Eaton’s defense continues to argue for insanity plea ahead of trial

Dragon Brook fire in Middlebury-Ripton area 100% contained, officials say; Vermont Green Up Day happening on Saturday; Vermont and Quebec ramp up rabies vaccination efforts with cases rising among wildlife; VDHP holds public meeting in Bennington to discuss future of Bennington Battle Monument

Burlington Police conclude investigation into March 11 excessive force complaints; Vermont Brewers Festival returning to Burlington waterfront; Miss Vermont and Miss Vermont Teen crowned

New Vermont law will allow suing federal officials in state court; Colchester sewer project faces expensive delay; Woman who brought gun into Northwest Medical Center in court; Federal government demands renewal for every healthcare provider that receives Medicaid

Man charged after crashing into highway sign and electric pole with tractor; Vermont colleges are cautiously welcoming AI to campus; Truck fire closes portion of I-93 in Waterford; Cabot resident’s hope for reliable internet runs thin Even as Federal funding arrives

Gov. Scott signals veto for road salt runoff reduction bill; Potential bill could change who is authorized prescribing; Federal reclassification of marijuana could ‘turbocharge’ Vermont’s medical market; Cyberattacks on water plants are on the rise. Can the state do anything to stop them?

Brush fire in Shelburne spreads after homeowner burns field without permit; Lawmakers venture to the Springfield prison; Vermont State House briefly evacuated after fire alarm goes off

No charges for protesters cited at South Burlington ICE protest; Three arrested in Brattleboro for alleged cocaine sales; Racial disparities in Vermont traffic stops resurge after Covid-era dip, study finds

Vermont man charged with aggravated assault, unlawful restraint; Burlington man faces child sex crime charges; No suspicious package found after HAZMAT team called to Williston ICE facility; Hundreds of students gather on UVM campus for 4/20 celebration

Driver crashes on Norwich University campus, police say; Some sugarmakers break records, though a range of results reported across Vermont; Vermont Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired celebrates 100 years; Charlotte FD battles bedroom fire

NWS surveying thunderstorm damage in Williamstown; Bristol man reported missing Thursday; Burlington School District lawsuit against Monsanto moves forward

Georgia furnace fire; Thousands of salmon stocked in Winooski River as part of study; Former Bove’s restaurant site in Burlington could become affordable housing units

Vermont House Ethics Panel dismisses complaints against legislators who took paid trip to Israel; Vermont’s Champlain Valley poised to become a federally recognized wine region

Car crashes into a building in Montpelier; Defense seeks to dismiss aggravated murder charge in deadly Vt. cruiser crash; Vermont State University labor leaders criticize administrators, citing staff attrition and stagnating wage

Six suspects charged in Vermont kidnapping case remain in custody; Vermont History Day gives students a chance to present their own research; New Vermont soccer club makes home debut in the Green Mountain State

Lyndon man cited after pulling pants down at passing cars; Man detained in South Burlington ICE raid recounts experience at Burlington City Council meeting; Lyndon man cited after pulling pants down at passing cars

Barre man arrested for climbing on roof, waving gun at neighbor, police say; Burlington man sentenced to at least 17½ years in prison for deadly stabbing in restaurant; Unpaid taxes are stressing local budgets in pockets of Vermont; Green Mountain Transit to hold public meeting on proposed route cuts

Police searching for missing Vermont woman; Winooski woman charged with credit card fraud; Lamoille County towns get funding for flood warning system; Williston will hold new vote on $13.8m library bond

Burlington police arrest man accused of voyeurism; Brattleboro Police Department welcomes new police chief; Vermont fifth-grade students in Fairfield launch rocket as part of STEM program; Morrisville woman drowns while kayaking in Lamoille River; Brattleboro Memorial Hospital support staff union may issue strike notice

Blocked from police work in Vermont, ex-Addison County sheriff faces possible new black mark; VTSU Johnson community mourning loss of men’s basketball head coach Alfred Johnson

New bill could ‘cut red tape’ on Advanced Aviation; Tree falls on St. Albans home, dispatch says no injuries reported

International migration to Chittenden County plummeted last year, new data shows; Brattleboro nurses union prepare to give 10-day strike notice; Pilot program could help fill law enforcement need in rural areas

Protesters testify on police response to South Burlington ICE operation; After Ferrisburgh fire, officials say brush fires high in spring; Vermont Journalism Trust, VTDigger Guild reach second collective bargaining agreement; Car hits local business in Waitsfield

Crews spend hours battling brush fire in Ferrisburgh/ Attorneys debate Vermont Climate Superfund Law at Rutland Federal Court/ St. Johnsbury put under ‘precautionary’ boil-water notice/ New terminal at Burlington airport officially opens

No Kings’ rallies protest the actions of President Trump; Police cite woman for allegedly assaulting hospital staff in Berlin; Vermont officials want to break with some new federal tax changes to avoid revenue shortfall

Stowe student running for governor is first teen to get on Vermont’s general election ballot; Swanton issues health alert after toxic insulation found at fire site; Structure fire shuts down Main Street in Fairfax

Woman pleads not guilty to animal cruelty charges in abandoned dog case; Group seeks to put pressure on ICE to leave Williston office; Report questions safety of Waitsfield Covered Bridge

Gov. Scott signs bill to allow Vermont to make its own vaccine recommendations: In visit to Vermont Statehouse, Japanese diplomats talk business and baseball; ICE agents chased the wrong man into a South Burlington home, court filings say; Brattleboro nurses union approves potential strike; Rutland community and city leaders weigh in on plans for new Walmart Supercenter in Rutland town

Six taken to hospital after Arlington, Vermont bus crash; Burlington Police Department receives 121 complaints following ICE operation on Dorset Street; Former Northeast Kingdom Human Services employee sues agency over alleged Medicaid fraud; Vermont sues U.S. Department of Agriculture

Middlesex man seriously injured in I-89 crash; Norwich University women’s hockey clinches Frozen Four berth; When Vermont’s treatment landscape shifts, community providers step up; Old North End Restaurant Week,’ Connecting people and businesses through food

Migrant detained by ICE in South Burlington granted bond; Second person charged with burglary in Tractor Supply Company thefts; High-energy dance party group for 30+ crowd grows legs in Vermont

Police to testify in joint hearing following South Burlington ICE activity; South Burlington School Board to meet after ICE protest near schools, safety concerns take center stage; Legislative panel votes against keeping southern Vermont judge on the bench; Fight over Middlebury College chapel name argued before Vt. Supreme Court

Five arrested by Border Patrol in Plattsburgh on human smuggling charges; Federal judge orders man detained by ICE in South Burlington to remain in custody; ICE Tours VT hosts guided tour to multiple DHS facilities across Chittenden County; Vermont police investigate death in Brownington

Vermont Green FC getting ready to host first round of US Open Cup 2026; Woman detained by ICE agents in South Burlington ordered released; Bennington agency settles with the state over service failures for adults with developmental disabilities; Brattleboro prepares for mud season road impacts

Josh’s House celebrates five years of supporting veterans; Vermont lawmakers narrowly advance bill increasing gun restrictions and crimes; Strong wind Monday could lead to scattered power outages

32 candidates become new citizens at Chittenden naturalization ceremony; Several detained during protest of ICE operation in South Burlington; $4 million announced for Brattleboro workforce housing project; Burlington mayor confirms use-of-force review involving one police officer

Immigration lawyers accuse Vermont prisons of impeding their work; More calls for Addison County State’s Attorney Eva Vekos to resign following DUI plea; Vermont introduces AI guidelines for schools; Vermont Gov. Phil Scott applauds Amanda Janoo for running for governor

Man killed by dog in Essex, Vermont; State liaison working to lower health care costs at UVM Medical Center; Legal concerns slow effort to limit Vermont National Guard’s role in foreign wars

First Democrat announces run for Vermont governor; Beta Technologies selected for federal pilot program, set to fly in Vermont this year; Special Olympics Vermont Winter Games kick off in Wilmington; Zach Weight announces run for Franklin County State’s Attorney

Vermont child care inspectors undercount ‘serious’ violations, audit finds; Ice jam builds in Mad River Valley near Moretown and Waitsfield; Leadership change at Vermont National Guard as some members remain deployed overseas; Vermont Senator Alison Clarkson retiring at end of session

Audit finds widespread inconsistency and delays in oversight of Vermont’s child care facilities; Dorset community fundraiser for Grand Kyiv Ballet of the Ukraine; Annual Spice on Snow music festival returns to Montpelier

Winooski police look for driver involved in hit-and-run with pedestrian; Barre school budget fails; why board member says he’s not surprised; Vermont governor kicks off maple season in Canaan; Delegation asks FEMA to explain why it denied aid for Vermont’s 2025 flooding damage

Towns take the temperature on support for universal health care; Vermont voters say they can barely take another property tax hike

Wrongful death lawsuit filed by family of man who died following injury in Vermont prison; One person taken to helicopter after rescue from Saxtons River; Vermont fighter pilots deployed to Iran, officials confirm

Protest in BTV over Iran strike/ Faith leaders rally in South Burlington for immigrant support/ Vermonters rally outside ICE facility in Williston as part of nationwide protest

Dredging project along Burlington’s waterfront continues to keep marinas safe and functional; CVU families to vote on $13 million improvement project; Montpelier mayor’s race uncontested, but questions about infrastructure, housing loom

Vermont National Guard to train Ukrainian soldiers in Germany; This Town Meeting Day, Vermont towns consider calling for universal health care; Landowners could restrict hunters with purple paint under bill in Vermont house

Vermont to deploy resources to Massachusetts after 2026 blizzard; Raj Bhakta says he’s walking away from Poultney, Green Mountain College; Lamoille County parent says teacher used spray bottle to discipline students

Balint urges Vermonters in Mexico to heed State Dept. guidance; Castleton police rescue missing hiker; Hundreds show out for Winter Jam at Champlain College; Local business owners hit hard by tariffs forcing change in their operations

The question on everyone’s mind: what happens next?  Currently unable to procure a sponsorship necessary from any of their teachers at Spaulding High School to create an official Club America chapter, Fewer and Kastner will continue to operate the club as a TPUSA Activism Hub, and plan to hold future club meetings of a smaller scale.  

Vt. man pleads not guilty to murder in deadly quarry assault; Vermont seeks to join 5 states in drug-purchasing consortium

Empty school bus catches fire at rest area off I-89; East Montpelier man dies in snowmobile crash; Gov. Phil Scott says he will not meet with President Trump without Democrats; Vermont athletes balance military service with biathlon training

Vermonters to hold rally to urge Peter Welch to change vote on Fix Our Forests Act; Immigration judge dismisses deportation case against Mohsen Mahdawi; Burlington work on tax charter change to resume

How Jesse Jackson influenced Bernie Sanders’ progressive prominence; Water main break leaves many across St. Johnsbury without running water; Thousands of Vermonters could lose food assistance as new work requirements take effect next month; VTSU Johnson campus to house seniors and families in dorm conversion; Hotel in Lincoln damaged in early-morning fire

A year after border agent’s killing, 7 Zizians fight criminal charges in 3 states/ Did you feel Sunday night’s earthquake?/ Montpelier Restaurant Week encourages local community to dine out

Should students have voting power on Vermont’s school boards?; Burlington mayor to outline police and fire tax increase; Records: Palmer left first police job after poor performance, policy violations; Vermont is getting less help from the feds to keep elections secure

Health officials confirm first measles case of 2026 in Washington County; Scott hopes to use state money to help Northeast Kingdom towns flooded last year; Did misinformation lead to a spike in Beta’s stock price?; Agreement reached on Green River Dam after years of conflict

FEMA denies Vermont’s appeal for aid in 2025 flooding; Smugglers’ Notch Resort to be sold to Bear Den Partners; ‘Challenging to track’: Officials consider solutions to spiraling IT deficit; Lake Champlain poised to freeze over for first time since 2019

FEMA denies Vermont’s appeal for federal funding in response to July 2025 flooding; Proposed repeal of Vermont-Ireland Trade Commission stokes pushback in Montpelier; Caffeinated coffee and tea tied to lower dementia risk

In Morristown, an industrial park proposal gets a rocky reception; Vermont State Police investigating suspicious death in Hancock; Orleans County town fights industrial solar project

Vigil planned in Saint Albans for detained UVM medical worker; Scott dismisses idea of nationalizing running of elections; Seven Vt conservation projects will protect 1,460 acres of land