Community members were gathering at two separate vigils in Burlington Tuesday evening to show support for the Palestinian students wounded in the Saturday shooting on a city street.
It’s not just your typical Tuesday. After the post-Thanksgiving gluttony of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday has for more than a decade become a tradition encouraging philanthropy, volunteerism, and other charitable acts.
The former president, who is 10 months into home hospice care and hasn’t been seen in public since September, stayed Monday night at The Carter Center, CEO Paige Alexander said, steps from where the former first lady lay in repose.
Vigils for three college students of Palestinian descent who were shot in Vermont over the weekend have prompted calls for authorities to recognize the violence as a hate crime, and for unity among the Jewish and Arab communities.
A former New Hampshire lawmaker who kept his seat for a year after moving out of his district was charged Tuesday with multiple crimes related to his change of address.
Cat Viglienzoni spoke with Terry Bradshaw, an associate professor in Plant and Soil Science at the University of Vermont, about what the new map means.
Lawyers for a Burlington teen charged with second-degree murder want his case transferred to family court. Our Calvin Cutler reports on what that means for the case.
Trial started Monday for the Rutland woman accused of killing an infant at her child care business back in 2019. Our Ike Bendavid shows you what happened in court.
A Vermont landowner owner accused of building an unlicensed paramilitary-style training camp opened his property to town officials Monday. Our Adam Sullivan reports on the Slate Ridge inspection.
Power outages, stuck cars and tree branches across roads-- all because of an overnight snowstorm. Our Jessica Tara got an update on the outages and spoke with folks cleaning up.
