Vermont News

A suspicious death in Hinesburg, questions about Border Patrol, a trial that may leave the state, and a GMT manager put on leave.

A drop in Vermont's rating, a fenced off park in Burlington, a state takeover of a mismanaged nursing home, a legal action at FirstLight, and a knifepoint robbery on Church Street.

Bernie falls in the polls, hemp prices go down, senior housing gets built, and a drunk driver goes 10 miles into oncoming traffic on I-89.

Selling a dairy company, getting NEKED, investigating a landfill, and changing taxes.

VTDigger loses $15k, a legal battle at an auto shop, settling with an asbestos mine, and an artist celebrates 50 years in Vermont.

Body-cam footage from a homicide, a $103,000 job opening, a report on preschool, and suspicions about Scott's timing.

Bernie gets beat by Mayor Pete, a protest shuts down Church Street, hospitals struggle to wash their linens, and a forbidden telecom takes root.

A white nationalist's firearm violation, some very expensive real estate, a full-time governor and part-time race car driver, and an experimental law that's not being followed.

A fact-check on Bernie, budget cuts by the Scott administration, cleaning up Lake Carmi, and consolidation at Keurig.

The last video store in Vermont, an "inside deal" at Burlington College, more jobs at Ben & Jerry's, and a toxic chemical lawsuit.