The number of fatal car crashes on Vermont’s roads is up substantially. Despite there theoretically being fewer drivers on the road because of the ongoing pandemic, the number of people killed in motor vehicle crashes this year has already surpassed last year’s total.
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Did you see it? The smoky haze from West Coast wildfires that had stretched all the way to Vermont, filtering the sun but painting our sunrises and sunsets crimson, seemed to have moved on.
Ginny Joyner, of Charlotte, has taught watercolor classes with Access CVU for more than 15 years.
Online romance has long been a minefield. But a global pandemic put first dates on Zoom, an ironically named application for those seeking fast affection.
Isabel Jennifer Seward, 16, of Atlanta, was identified Thursday evening, Sept. 10, as the driver of a motor vehicle that Vermont State Police say killed an elderly Ferrisburgh couple during a …
More than 130 runners participated in the Charlotte Covered Bridge 5k, 10k and Half Marathon on Saturday, Sept. 12, including a runner who identified themself as La Mujer Maravilla Peluda (The…
Sept. 4 at 8:13 a.m., a caller complained about an erratic driver on Route 116 near Hollow Road, but they were gone by the time police got there.
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They say that lightning doesn’t strike twice, but in the case of Caroline Jones and Nik Baya, it sure did.
Food trucks at one point filled the Charlotte Crossings parking lot.
There is a new flavor on the campaign trail for Democratic nominee for governor, David Zuckerman, courtesy of Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream.
Continuing its tradition of caring for the community, the Pride Center of Vermont has nimbly pivoted programming in response to the need for social distancing.
Irritated by a rash of catalytic converter thefts, area police may have found the perfect salve — the arrest of a suspect.
By 28 votes, state Sen. Chris Pearson beat political newcomer June Heston in the Democratic Party primary for the Chittenden County Senate, according to official recount results.
Aug. 28 at 8:50 p.m., Moo: Officers herded cows near Shelburne Falls and Boutin Roads until owners showed up.
Police in northwestern Vermont plan to clamp down early on reckless drivers that pass school buses when their red stop lights are flashing, according to Lt. Allen Fortin of the Chittenden Coun…
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So far this year in Chittenden County, 208 homes have gone on the market, but 192 are under contract. Last year, there were 343 available, and less than half went under contract.
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