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A key committee of the Democratic National Committee has chosen South Carolina to vote first in the 2028 presidential primary cycle, following a similar 2024 snub to New Hampshire and
ST. JOHNSBURY — The state argued on Monday in Caledonia Superior Court that a man accused of using a hammer to threaten a man, his girlfriend and their baby near
ST. JOHNSBURY — The call number 111 forever belongs to former Caledonia County Sheriff James Hemond as far as the current sheriff is concerned.
WHITEFIELD — A father and son from Whitefield are planning independent campaigns for higher office this fall, each seeking to offer voters an alternative to the state’s two major parties.
A Wheelock woman who pointed a gun at a man and reportedly asked “do you want to die tonight?” pleaded guilty to criminal threatening, along with charges of unlawful trespass
A St. Johnsbury man who committed multiple assaults, including aiding in a stabbing and spitting on a 75-year-old woman, pleaded guilty to several charges and received a 15-17 month prison
A fight outside the Welcome Center on Thursday evening led to assault charges for two people, with one of them additionally charged for kicking two police officers.
Found on July 13 to allegedly be operating a vehicle without the owner’s consent, Howard Matheson, 50, address unknown, was cited to appear on August 3 in Caledonia County Court on charges of operation wit...
GORHAM — Gorham Police Chief Jimmy Willhoite remains on administrative leave following a scuffle with Stephen Gregory of Berlin, who is accusing the chief of allegedly trying to strangle him.
ALBURGH — The U.S. Border Patrol in Alburgh has captured a dangerous fugitive from India wanted as part of an international organized crime investigation based in California, officials said.
ST. JOHNSBURY — Festivities at the History & Heritage Center on Monday in celebration of America’s 250th birthday will include a Liberty Bell talk from the son of the center’s
ST. JOHNSBURY — The zoning administrator has taken on an additional role in town as emergency dispatcher, and the opportunity to help people motivates him in both positions, he said.
A St. Johnsbury man who got into a public fight with a woman on Spring Street in St. Johnsbury in 2025 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in Caledonia Superior Court
FRANCONIA — The Franconia Police Department is warning parents that it plans to step up enforcement against juveniles illegally operating electric dirt bikes on public roads, citing growing safety concerns
After the New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed the jury convictions for a Littleton man accused of raping his daughter beginning when she was 4 years old, Grafton County prosecutors are
Lt. Troy Darby, with the St. Johnsbury Fire Department, left, and Firefighter Brenden Greaves assess the damage from a tree that snapped in the area of 271 Pearl Street in
The Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) has awarded over $3 million to municipalities and non-profits to revitalize local parks and improve trail access across Vermont. The grant awards
For their support of Trees for Troops, two local businesses have earned the Christmas SPIRIT award.
LYNDON — Caledonia-3 House candidate Bill Coleman is also mounting a write-in campaign for an Orleans County state Senate seat, a strategy Vermont election officials say is allowed under state
A repeat offender from Coos County who in March was charged downstate for nearly striking a Londonderry police officer with her vehicle pleaded guilty on Thursday to assaulting a Colebrook
ST. JOHNSBURY — A man living at Fairbanks Inn was supposed to be out of there and abiding by a court-ordered curfew at a Barre residence on Tuesday, but instead,
NH Fish and Game officials were alerted on Wednesday afternoon to a hiker on Valley Way Trail in Randolph who was struggling.
Celebrating a history of innovation in social life, arts, technology, and culture in small towns and rural America, a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution is bound for Barnet, which
ST. JOHNSBURY — Settling on how best to manage the town’s Observatory Knob property is going to take more time, but it can’t cost more money, a Knob committee member