Roundup: GM's Bernier takes fifth in decathlon
BURLINGTON — Green Mountain senior Ian Bernier took home fifth place in the boys Vermont High School Decathlon, which wrapped up on Thursday.
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Pennsylvania and N.J. Turnpikes choose a design for a new $1.6 billion Delaware River bridge
Planners say a new turnpike bridge between Bucks and Burlington Counties is crucial because of growth in traffic, especially trucks.
Burlington Historical Society's Heritage Trail provides a trek through time
BURLINGTON — The Burlington Historical Society will host a dedication Saturday for the Burlington Heritage Trail, a self-guided, Americans with Disabilities Act-accessible tour of historic sites in the city.
Burlington home where remains of 3 people were found appeared vacant during May alarm call: Report
Firefighters in May went to a Burlington home where the skeletal remains of three people were found Sunday, but apparently didn't enter the home, a report says.
Burlington fire department made stop to home weeks before skeletal remains were found
Records show that the Burlington Volunteer Fire Department made trips to a home where skeletal remains were found. Troopers responded to a home on Stanwich Lane...
Family says Burlington couple became isolated before remains were found in foreclosed home
Relatives say the Burlington homeowners Paul and Sally Cash became isolated before three skeletal remains were discovered inside their foreclosed home.
Burlington man sentenced to 10 years in Federal Prison for possessing 9.5 pounds of meth
Burlington man sentenced to 10 years in Federal Prison for possessing 9.5 pounds of meth
Burlington man sentenced to 10 years in prison for having over 9.5 pounds of meth
Michael A. Patoir, 48, was sentenced on June 10 for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, according to a media release.
Skagit Valley Herald Boys' Golfer of the Year: Wyatt Brownell
Burlington-Edison High School boys’ golfer Wyatt Brownell claimed his third consecutive Class 2A state title this season.
Diane Bourgon Shepler, 79, New Haven native
BURLINGTON — Diane Bourgon Shepler passed away peacefully at home Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026. Diane was born March 24, 1947, in Huntington, Québec, Canada, to Lionel and Rejane Bourgon. She grew up in a Frenc...
Burlington Commons Basketball Tournament set
BURLINGTON — The Burlington Commons Basketball Tournament officially returns to the courts on Saturday, June 27— bringing together athletes, families and neighbors for a day of competition and connection...
Burlington pays $150,000 settlement over police treatment of Black teen with disabilities
City of Burlington settles lawsuit over excessive force and racial discrimination by police against a Black teen with disabilities. $150,000 settlement.
Fraud suspect fails drug test, delays hearing
BURLINGTON — A Connecticut man, who is charged with defrauding the office of the Vermont State Treasurer out of nearly $475,000, had his federal court hearing postponed on Thursday when
MSJ wins first baseball title in 77 years
BURLINGTON — The 1940s treated the Mount St. Joseph baseball team well with three state crowns, but nearly eight decades later, the Mounties were still in search of adding a
Burlington to Pay $150K for Excessive Force Against Black Teen
The boy was 14 in May 2021 when police responded to his home after his mother reported that he had stolen vape pens from a gas station.
Stuck in Vermont: Lucy and Steve Boyajian Share Their Memories of Burlington’s Ward 1
Episode 769: Their parents fled the Armenian genocide and raised a family in a historic brick building by the Burlington-Winooski Bridge.
Burlington to pay $150K to settle claims of excessive force against a Black teenager
A lawsuit alleged that Burlington police and paramedics failed to accommodate the 14-year-old’s behavioral and intellectual disabilities, and that racial stereotypes led the first responders to overact.
Burlington pays $150,000 settlement over police treatment of Black teen with disabilities
The settlement stems from a 2021 incident in which Burlington police restrained and sedated the teenager while recovering stolen vape pens.
Someone shot a Connecticut bear and dumped it in the woods. Now police want answers
Connecticut officials are investigating after a black bear was found shot and dumped along a remote road in Burlington. The case raises perplexing questions.
MSJ wins first baseball title in 77 years
BURLINGTON — The 1940s treated the Mount St. Joseph baseball team well with three state crowns, but nearly eight decades later, the Mounties were still in search of adding a
Terriers blanked by Thetford in D3 state championship game
BURLINGTON — After a strong playoff run to earn a spot in Saturday’s Division 3 state championship game, the No. 2 Bellows Falls baseball team ultimately ran out of gas
Fraud suspect fails drug test, delays hearing
BURLINGTON — A Connecticut man, who is charged with defrauding the office of the Vermont State Treasurer out of nearly $475,000, had his federal court hearing postponed on Thursday when
Federal Fraud Plea Hearing Delayed Over Positive Drug Test By Bradford Business Man
BURLINGTON — The federal court sentencing of an Orange County businessman and musical promoter, who defrauded customers at his custom van shop out of nearly $500,000, was postponed Friday when
Unions respond to UVM Health layoffs, concerns over more cuts to come
BURLINGTON — UVM Health has announced that it is eliminating 142 positions, 76 of them permanently.