Vermont’s Pricey Homeless Plan Won’t Save Schenectady
Schenectady's homelessness crisis deepens while its mayor takes "photo op" trips to Vermont. Is this a real solution or a taxpayer-funded charade?
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Breaking news and crime coverage from Vermont. In-depth reporting on local events, public safety, criminal investigations, and the stories shaping communities across the Green Mountain State.
Vermont’s NEK Neglect Settlement: $65K Is a Joke
Vermont's AG calls a $65k settlement for years of mental health neglect and fraud a "victory." We call it an insult to taxpayers and a sick joke on the vulnerable.
95 MPH: VSP Charges Clark & Jenkins for Route 7 Race
Route 7 became a drag strip for two drivers, but their arrest won't fix Vermont's deadly speeding problem. Why does this danger persist?
Phil Scott: ICE endangered Vermont protesters & police!
A chaotic South Burlington standoff exposed a brazen betrayal of trust by Vermont police and federal agents, revealing an urgent accountability crisis.
Vermont Sheriff Miller slammed with new sexual assault charges.
Fresh sexual assault charges against a Vermont sheriff expose a sickening institutional rot. Will leaders finally act, or will justice remain delayed and denied?
Vermont’s Tornado Immunity Just Ended in Strafford
Vermont's tornado illusion is shattered. Our green mountains now face increasing violent storms, demanding urgent preparation for a climate no longer forgiving.
Eaton Competent for Trial: Burlington Victims Pay the Price
Eaton's competent, but victims pay the price. The justice system's slow crawl prioritizes procedure over profound pain and crushing costs.
Vermont prosecutor’s license suspended; she keeps her elected office.
Vermont's prosecutor lost her license for DUI but keeps her elected office. Is this justice or a "clown world" loophole?
Amazon’s Essex Plan Just Hit a Brick Wall
Amazon's Essex plan hit a brick wall, thanks to defiant Vermont communities. See how local power repeatedly thwarted corporate overreach.
Vermont Gave a Double Killer a 25-Year Exit Plan
Vermont's justice system bent for a double killer, offering a 25-year exit plan. Was this a win, or a cold concession that made accountability negotiable?
Vermont’s $10 Million Medicaid Funds for Homelessness Relief Remain Unused as Winter Approaches
Vermont’s $10M in Medicaid funds for homelessness relief remain unused amid a housing crisis—bureaucratic delays leave thousands exposed to freezing conditions.