Month: July 2023

A judge on Thursday ordered the owner of a controversial firearms training center in Vermont arrested until he proves that

The Christmas Tree Shops stores will reportedly close their doors for good. The discount home goods retailer filed for bankruptcy

The Craftsbury community has come together to make their library solar, using a model they hope other small, rural towns

Dozens of Vermont school districts have sued chemical giant Monsanto over toxic contamination in educational buildings from now-banned industrial chemicals

A Lyndonville man awaits arraignment in jail, facing multiple charges, including aggravated domestic assault and lewd behavior. Alan Tanguay, 31,

The annual Derby Independence Day Parade yesterday kicked off with the Vermont Air National Guard is hosting a flyby over

A car crashed into a busy New Hampshire restaurant and injured more than a dozen patrons inside, authorities said. The

 A New Hampshire man was charged Monday with second-degree murder in the January death of his 7-year-old son. Authorities have

Attorneys general from 10 states plan to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, saying its failure to review and ensure

A new law aimed to diminish the market for stolen catalytic converters went into effect on Saturday, but someone cut