Vermont News

A delivery driver found shot dead, a convenience store that's become a hotspot for immigrants, a dry cleaner plagued by contamination, and an investigation into who owns Burlington.

Ehlers sues Ben & Jerry's, lawmakers debate creating a child advocate, OneCare presents its budget to regulators, and investigators look into fumes at Fanny Allen.

Vermont drops in national test scores, Sanders makes a comeback in New Hampshire, protesters try to save a tree, and Welch speaks on impending impeachment.

Democrats poll for governor, police not charged in Montpelier shooting, Essex Junction considers a merger, and Republicans weigh candidates for Caledonia County prosecutor.

New CityPlace designs, ATVs in Newport, payroll delays hit VT companies, and Brattleboro debates suing mom-and-pop pharmacies over opioids.

Embezzlement in St. Johnsbury,, discrimination at the DMV, school closures in Addison County and Peter Shumlin heads to Harvard.

EB-5 investor suit, VSEA's tentative contract deal, auditor's report dings OneCare, and Sen. Leahy fights Border Patrol device searches.

New Hampshire moves away from joint paid leave plan, Holcombe hires out-of-state campaign staff, EB-5 defendants ask for venue change, and gun sales see dramatic spike.

McAllister acquitted of prostitution, Bellows Falls man charged with fentanyl felony, and UVM students push for divestment.

Supreme Court hears Burlington Telecom case, Vermont tops New England in child obesity, Sanders defends Gabbard against Clinton, and a former tax examiner pleads guilty to embezzlement.