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February 1, 2023

Vermont man, 60, dies after brawl breaks out at middle school basketball game

A 60-year-old man is dead after a brawl broke out at a basketball game between seventh- and eighth-graders in Vermont; his death is being investigated.

February 1, 2023

Vermont sheriff takes office while facing two investigations

Franklin County, Vermont, Sheriff John Grismore took office Wednesday as two investigations into his finances and misconduct in former policing positions carry on.

February 1, 2023

Bernie Sanders torched online over anti-capitalism speech: ‘Really can’t make this s--- up’

Vermont independent Senator Bernie Sanders was mocked online for selling tickets to his anti-capitalism speech and book event on Ticketmaster for nearly $100.

January 31, 2023

Vermont weighing legal protections for providers of abortion, trans procedures

Vermont lawmakers are hearing testimony on two bills designed to establish legal protections for providers of abortions and sex change procedures.

January 31, 2023

Ex-Vermont police chief faces felony sexual assault charge stemming from 2017 incident involving underage girl

Jeffrey Noyes, a former Vermont police chief, is facing an assault charge stemming from an incident involving an underage girl. The incident occurred in 2017 but was reported in 2022.

January 30, 2023

Vermont man accused of shooting WWII hero grandfather, murdering mom at sea demands grand jury minutes

Nathan Carman is requesting grand jury minutes in a federal murder trial involving the deaths of his mother and WWII hero grandfather in an inheritance plot.

January 28, 2023

Vermont border apprehensions in last three months more than past two years combined

A CBP official said last week that apprehensions at the US-Canada border in Vermont are up 743% over the same period last year.

January 27, 2023

Appeals court hears artist's case against Vermont law school for hiding murals

A federal appeals court is weighing whether a Vermont law school's cover up of two murals constitutes modification of the works by the artist who is suing the institution.

January 26, 2023

In Vermont, organic dairy farmers seek state assistance

Vermont's organic dairy farmers are seeking $9.2 million in state funds as struggling farms are expected to contend with a looming economic crisis.

January 25, 2023

Vermont State Police investigating incoming sheriff's finances

The finances of Franklin County, Vermont, sheriff-elect John Grismore are being probed as he is investigated for kicking a suspect in the groin.