Derek Brouwer

The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles insists it can effectively spot fraud even though federal prosecutors say a leading immigrant rights activist was able to illegally procure driver's licenses for years without detection.

Federal public defenders are seeking to represent a Venezuelan man in his bid for release from immigration detention, a first in Vermont that could

More than 150 employees at Perrigo's infant formula plant in the town of Georgia will be laid off as part of the company's plan to close the site this summer.

Beta Technologies founder Kyle Clark earned a $15 million payday following the electric aircraft company's stock exchange debut last fall.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were scrambling. They were posted outside a South Burlington house on the morning of March 11, waiting for a warrant to arrest a migrant man who they believed was holed up inside.

Vermonters lost more than $26 million to cyberfraud last year, shattering the previous record as scammers increasingly target businesses and deploy tools such as cryptocurrency to dupe victims.

Burlington police officers who pushed activists to the ground and used pepper spray during a chaotic ICE raid in South Burlington won't be

A Burlington man faces criminal charges for repeatedly accosting Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak in public spaces over political disagreements, including when she was attending a parade with her child.

Dairy Farmers of America is shuttering its long-running processing plant in St. Albans, delivering another major blow to the state's dairy capital.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington plans to sell its South Burlington headquarters and move its operations to St. Michael's College next month.