Liam Elder-Connors is a Senior Reporter at Vermont Public. He focuses on law enforcement, courts, and the prison system, with additional coverage in public education and civil lawsuits. Liam has been featured in several outlets, including GBH, NPR, and Valley News, and is known for his investigative work on significant local issues.
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Liam Elder-Connors' coverage primarily focuses on local crime, legal system developments, and government & politics in Vermont. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or evolving legal cases, breaking news related to crime or political developments within the state of Vermont.
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By: Liam Elder-Connors
Grand Isle State's Attorney Doug DiSabito pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges that he drove intoxicated to a courthouse in St. Albans.
By: Mark Davis, Adiah Gholston, Liam Elder-Connors, Peter Engisch
In this week’s edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public’s Lola Duffort and Peter Hirschfeld
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.
By: Liam Elder-Connors, Josh Crane
Vermont doesn’t have enough beds for all the men incarcerated here. So, the state sends them more than a thousand miles away to a private facility in Mississippi. All while a prison sits vacant in Windsor, Vermont. One listener wants to know: Why?
By: Liam Elder-Connors
It wasn't hard to spot my destination as I drove down U.S. Highway 49. The sprawling complex of white buildings and razor wire fencing stood out after 90 minutes driving past fields and a few small towns.
By: Liam Elder-Connors
The complaint, filed by the ACLU of Vermont in 2024 , alleged that the use of force violated the Constitution and failed to accommodate the 14-year-old's behavioral and intellectual disabilities, and that racial stereotypes led the first responders to overact.
By: Derek Brouwer, Liam Elder-Connors
A state trooper who shot and killed a man who was having a mental health crisis in Putney last year will not face criminal charges.
By: Bob-Kinzel, Alicia-Freese, Liam-Elder-Connors
Each year on July 1, a round of new laws takes effect. This year's batch will affect Vermonters' purchases ranging from concert tickets to cannabis. New laws will make it easier for residents to install plug-in solar panels and harder for people to get away with the crime of voyeurism. Also in the mix is yet another attempt to crack down on those oversize trucks still trying to traverse the forbidden Smugglers' Notch stretch.
By: Liam Elder-Connors
Recently filed court documents raise questions about law enforcement's account of the lead-up to the fatal shooting of a Border Patrol agent last year
Court diversion, an alternative to traditional criminal proceedings, could lead to the case being dismissed and the records sealed.
