Vermont
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Brattleboro hospital weighs federal status as it races to keep birthing center alive
Interim Chief David Sanville described the effort as a remote possibility, saying it is among the most difficult paths the hospital has considered.
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Explosive Devices Lead to Arrest in Brattleboro Search
The affidavit described three of the items as consumer fireworks bound together with electrical tape and hair bands.
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Whitingham homicide defendant gets approval to change lawyers
Judge Treadwell warned Stacy that swapping lawyers would slow the proceedings because any new attorney would need time to study the file.
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Town weighs new traffic plan near Vermont Country Deli
Select Board Chairman Oscar Heller said the board recognizes both the deli’s popularity and the strain that popularity has placed on neighbors.
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Vermont man charged after police say bag contained explosive devices
He is being held on $10,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 2.
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Court weighs Vermont Catholic Diocese bid to sell Rice Memorial High for $4.3 million
The school property is being sought by RMHS Inc., an organization whose principal officers are the nine members of the Rice School Board.
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Vermont tightens access to state motel vouchers as new homelessness system begins
People looking for a state-funded room will have to contact the state only during weekday business hours, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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One attorney remains on Rockingham homicide case
John Amabile, a Massachusetts lawyer who had been working alongside the case, filed paperwork to withdraw.
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Brattleboro No Kings march set for Sept. 12
Police Chief Jeremy Evans said no decision has yet been made about street closure plans.
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Two bodies discovered on Parker Hill Road in Springfield
Police have not identified the individuals because relatives have not yet been notified.
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Police Seek Man After Counterfeit Bill Used at Guilford Country Store
The store transaction was completed before the money was found to be counterfeit, prompting authorities to be notified.
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Vermont Lands $92.7 Million Meta Deal With New Teen Safety Rules
Clark filed suit against Meta in 2023, accusing the company of building its platforms to encourage compulsive use and misleading the public about safety.
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Triple T Trucking founder gets 10 years to life in sexual assault case
During the hearing, the victim described abuse that began shortly before turning 16 and worsened over time.
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Gov. Scott points to $190M in tax refunds as he eyes more relief
The legislation created targeted tax relief for seniors, low-income workers, veterans, and families with children.
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Vermont voters urged to check addresses before ballots are sent
Residents who have changed homes since the 2024 election are being encouraged to update their information right away.
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Vermont schools begin enforcing statewide cellphone restrictions this year
The rule covers cellphones as well as other personal electronic devices, including tablets and smartwatches.
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Newfane ATV crash leads to arrest of local man
The charges include DUI #4, Reckless Endangerment, Negligent Operation and Cruelty to a Child.
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Vermont Lawmakers Press USPS Over Service Delays and Staffing Gaps
The delegation said it expects clear answers soon as Vermont residents continue to face uneven service.
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Local woman held after weapons found during police check
Cherie Vickery was arraigned on a new charge of violating conditions of release.
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Gov. Phil Scott highlights tax refunds from 2025 break package as election year debate sharpens
Scott said he hopes to keep advancing what he describes as practical steps that deliver measurable benefits to Vermonters.
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Vernon looks ahead to post-decommissioning plans for Vermont Yankee
NorthStar has been dismantling and cleaning up Vermont Yankee since 2018, before it acquired the facility from Entergy in 2019.
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Brattleboro fire chief plans military leave
Fire Chief Jay Symonds will be away from the town for about a year after receiving military orders.
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Headed for a ground break, 30-unit Village project advances at Winston Prouty campus
Officials said the schedule could still shift as construction details are finalized.

