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Vermont State Police have charged a man with multiple crimes after he reportedly pulled a gun on someone while using "hateful language"
Democrats say the 'Equal Rights Amendment'will safeguard abortion rights. Republicans argue it would provide a Constitutional right for transgender athletes to play on girls and women’s sports teams.
Burlington voters approved a charter change on Tuesday, establishing an independent panel to weigh in on police oversight.
South Burlington police closed the intersection between Williston Road and Kennedy Drive for about 30 minutes to clear the scene of a crash Thursday morning.
Multiple crews were on Canal Street Thursday morning, responding to a structure fire at the old Sportsmen's Lounge.
The Small Business Administration is hosting workshops to provide information for Vermont veterans interested in becoming entrepreneurs.
Jack Teixeira was scheduled to be sentenced in federal court on Tuesday. Prosecutors are seeking a 17-year prison sentence.
Vermont's area agencies on aging are no longer taking appointments for Medicare counseling during this open enrollment period.
At a board meeting Tuesday night, Green Mountain Transit voted to move forward with its service reduction and modification plan for March.
By: Molly Ormsbee
Gov. Kathy Hochul has sent a letter to Amtrak, urging the company to ease disruptions upstate during construction of the East River Tunnel.
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