Dana Gray

ST. JOHNSBURY — Despite the urging of a former selectman that a $25,000 reward for the capture of Scott Mason be paid over time and not as a lump sum, the select board authorized the full payment to Antino Pepper on Monday.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Signs greeting people entering the village on routes 2 and 5 have worn out their welcome, and there's a plan to replace them in the coming year.

ST. JOHNSBURY — By handing a check to Antino Pepper on Thursday, the town made good on its promise to give $25,000 to the person who helped police locate Scott Mason, following Mason's alleged shooting of Capt. Jason Gray.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Nearly a year after a woman was found shot dead in a Cadillac behind the Cornerstone School, the state is resisting an effort to transfer the alleged teenage shooter into juvenile court.

St. Johnsbury Police Officer Jasmine Hendry’s body camera footage at the time Capt. Jason Gray was shot is a public record, but officials say now is not the time for

A new coalition in Vermont on a mission to promote housing in the state counts among its advocates Northeast Kingdom Chamber of Commerce Loralee Tester, giving voice to rural communities.

Local law enforcement is credited with supporting a major federal crackdown on a violent Hartford, Conn. gang whose members are accused of multiple crimes in St. Johnsbury, including the shooting of a man on Lafayette Street four years ago.

Multiple people, including the wife of a man accused of shooting police Capt. Jason Gray, were arrested on Friday for crimes related to the shooting and an effort to conceal

Multiple people, including the wife of a man accused of shooting police Capt. Jason Gray, were arrested on Friday for crimes related to the shooting and an effort to conceal the man from a massive police search.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Vermont Aerospace Industries wants people to know the company isn’t going anywhere.