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Governors May 26, 2016

Ex-MLB pitcher Bill 'Spaceman' Lee enters crowded race for Vermont governor

Bill Lee is fielding so many phone calls he's beginning to have second thoughts about his run for Vermont governor.

Vermont May 26, 2016

Report: Vermont troopers more likely to search black drivers

Five years of traffic-stop data collected by Vermont State Police show a black motorist who is pulled over is nearly five times more likely to be searched than a white driver, while contraband is more likely to be found when a white driver is searched.

Vermont May 26, 2016

The Latest: Report: Black drivers more likely to be searched

The Latest on a report on five years of traffic-stop data collected by Vermont State Police (all times local): 7:30 p.m.

EDUCATION May 13, 2016

Vermont school apologizes for singling out girls in dress code dressing-down

School administrators in Vermont have apologized for holding a girls-only assembly in which female teachers addressed dress code violations.

Vermont May 9, 2016

Miami businessman challenges SEC over Vermont projects

A Miami businessman is going to federal court to challenge a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit claiming fraud in his Vermont projects.

Vermont May 4, 2016

Investor files class action lawsuit in Jay Peak fraud case

A foreign investor has filed a class action lawsuit against two developers accused of misusing $200 million in investors' funds for developments in northern Vermont.

Vermont May 3, 2016

Christmas Eve Grinch takes food, walkers from Vermont adult living community; feast will go on

Residents of an adult living community in Vermont awoke Christmas morning to find that a Grinch-y thief or thieves had stolen food, gifts and walkers overnight.

Vermont May 3, 2016

Police: Woman bashed roommate in head with a hammer after she backed out of suicide pact

A southern Vermont woman has denied accusations that she attempted to kill her roommate with a hammer after she allegedly backed out of their suicide pact.

Vermont May 3, 2016

Convicted prep school grad says 'not caving' kept him going in sex assault defense

A graduate of an exclusive New England prep school convicted of sexually assaulting a younger student says he doesn't regret rejecting a plea deal.

Vermont May 3, 2016

Vermont amnesty will allow ticket scofflaws to get driver's license returned

In some Vermont counties, it may pay to be delinquent on your driving tickets.

Vermont May 2, 2016

Vermonter earning $300,000 put on Medicaid and can’t get off

Steve Cairns has had enough. The Stowe, Vt., tax preparer has worked 14 years to help clients dutifully pay taxes. In the past year, however, Cairns learned two of his clients -- through no fault of their own -- are on Medicaid despite earning $300,000 and $90,000, respectively.