Courtney Lamdin

Once synonymous with crime and disorder, the so-called "Nightmare on Church Street" was sold last month for $1.95 million. The new owners plan to reopen it by summer.

A report penned by outgoing Police Chief Jon Murad says a larger force would help overworked officers and allow for additional downtown patrols.

Prompted by a petition with about 2,000 signatures, the measure sought to declare Burlington an "apartheid-free community." It failed on a 5-5 vote.

Writers Courtney Lamdin and Rachel Hellman played an unexpected game of switcheroo while reporting on Emma Mulvaney-Stanak's mayoral win.

Public defender Joshua O’Hara said recent comments from Police Chief Jon Murad have threatened to undermine his client's right to a fair trial.

At a virtual caucus this weekend, Progressives named three candidates to run for city council seats in March. All of the elections were uncontested.

The 30-bed facility will open on Wednesday evening at the former Social Security Administration office on Pearl Street. It will operate through April.

The cost is now $152 million, down from $204 million. But officials said the projects that were cut "have to happen and will happen," perhaps as soon as 2027.

A sergeant was attacked while reporting to work, prompting the police union to ask for a fence around the cops' One North Avenue parking lot

A city task force recommended the ordinance to keep outdoor cats from killing birds and defecating in gardens. Cat people are not impressed.