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Grand Isle County’s top prosecutor cited for DUI
State’s Attorney Douglas DiSabito was arrested Tuesday in a St. Albans courthouse on suspicion of drunken driving.
Vermont House poised to roll back portions of Act 181
“We don’t need our shared interest in protecting our environment to divide Vermont, particularly at this moment,” said Rep. Amy Sheldon, D-Middlebury.
Vermont’s Champlain Valley poised to become a federally recognized wine region
“It gives us validity,” said Kenneth Albert, former president of the Vermont Grape and Wine Council, who originally submitted the petition for recognition in 2022.
Vermont argues that Trump administration provided no factual basis for voter data request
“We don’t want the federal government to have that level of information about individual Vermonters,” Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas said.
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Vermont judge rules man accused of shooting three Palestinian students is competent to stand trial
“Belief in such extreme or conspiratorial ideas does not render one delusional in the sense of a psychotic disorder,” the judge wrote.
VTSU cuts diesel and automotive mechanic programs
Instead of the associate degrees, VTSU plans to offer “industry recognized credentials” in automotive technology and diesel power technology.
Vermont House Ethics Panel dismisses complaints against legislators who took paid trip to Israel
Also in Final Reading: An AI protest song and constitutional violations.
Defense seeks to toss top murder charge against driver in deadly chase that killed Rutland officer
“Particularly troubling is the documented efforts by police to withhold exculpatory information in an admitted attempt to influence the outcome of the trial,” the attorney wrote in a court filing this week.
Vermont State University labor leaders criticize administrators, citing staff attrition and stagnating wage
Three years after Vermont State University’s merger, staff and faculty say they’ve “borne the brunt” of financial cuts while administrative positions and salaries have increased.
Candidate steps up to run for Addison County prosecutor post held by embattled incumbent
Two days after the Vermont Supreme Court suspended State’s Attorney Eva Vekos’ law license, Peter Bevere, a Middlebury resident and current Rutland County deputy state’s attorney, announced he’s running for the Addison County job.
Big crowd at Brattleboro’s return to open Town Meeting backs ‘compromise’ budget
Nearly 300 residents — twice the attendance of past sessions with elected members — aimed to balance spiraling municipal costs and people’s shrinking ability to pay.
On Montpelier’s edge, a vast tract becomes a possible bellwether of the city’s future
Between three developer proposals and the complex math of balancing affordability with economic opportunity, city councilors say there’s still a lot to consider about what to do with the former Elks Country Club.
Young Writers Project: ‘The World Starts to Bud’
This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “The World Starts to Bud” by Kayleigh Briggs, 15, of Rutland. The photo is “Turning Life” by Bea Robinson, 15, of South Burlington.
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