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A former high-ranking employee at Norwich University has filed a lawsuit against the school alleging age and sex discrimination when she sought to work again at the Northfield military institution.June Heston brought the lawsuit earlier this month in...

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The federal government is appealing a judge’s ruling ordering the transfer of Rümeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University student currently detained in Louisiana at an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center, to a Vermont facility.

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BURLINGTON — A federal jury has convicted the accused leader of a murder-for-hire plot of all charges brought against him in the 2018 killing in Vermont of a former business partner.

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BURLINGTON – A federal prosecutor called Serhat Gumrukcu a manipulative charmer who led a band of men in a plot to kill a business partner in a remote part of Vermont more than seven years ago. 

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BURLINGTON — A Shelburne, Vt., police sergeant who investigators say had a YouTube video playing in his cruiser when he drove into and killed a cyclist has denied a felony offense, with a judge rejecting a bid by his attorney to toss or reduce the charge.

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A Shelburne, Vt., police sergeant had a YouTube video playing on a computer tablet mounted in his cruiser when he struck and killed a cyclist in South Burlington, according to documents filed in support of a felony charge against him.

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Vermont authorities have charged 25 Canadian nationals in connection with a nationwide “grandparent scam” that defrauded older Americans out of more than $21 million, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Vermont. 

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Caledonia County Sheriff James Hemond died over the weekend at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, the department announced in a statement Sunday.  

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A former Stowe man already charged in connection with the 2023 deaths of two Massachusetts men in Vermont has been indicted on new charges that could carry the possibility of the death penalty if convicted.

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BURLINGTON— A Washington state woman arrested last month in connection with the fatal shooting of a U.S. border patrol agent pleaded not guilty Friday to federal firearms charges.

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A Vermont judge has rejected the latest bid by a self-professed white nationalist to toss out charges that he illegally possessed high-capacity firearm magazines in a case that stretches back nearly six years.

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A U.S. Border Patrol agent was fatally shot and another person was killed Monday afternoon in the Northeast Kingdom town of Coventry, according to the FBI. A third person was injured and in custody, the federal agency said. 

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The estate of a man killed late last year when he was struck in South Burlington by an on-duty Shelburne police sergeant driving a cruiser has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the town of Shelburne, Vt.

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The Vermont Supreme Court has upheld a decision to terminate a state police sergeant for misconduct, including sexually harassing female troopers.

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Vermont’s top federal prosecutor announced Monday he will step down from his post later this month.U.S. Attorney for Vermont Nikolas Kerest said in a press release that his resignation would be effective Jan. 20, the day Republican Donald Trump is...

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Antino Pepper, who authorities said provided key information leading to capture of the suspect in the shooting and wounding of a St. Johnsbury, Vt., police captain earlier this month, has picked up the $25,000 reward the town had offered in the...

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A New York woman who served as the president of the union representing U.S. Department of Homeland Security workers in Vermont and New York is facing a criminal charge for allegedly embezzling from that union, resulting in a $36,000 “out-of-pocket”...

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The state will pay almost $200,000 to the parents of a 6-month-old baby who died at a Rutland child care facility to settle a suit the family brought alleging that the Vermont Department for Children and Families failed to properly investigate...

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Vermont State Police have closed an investigation into an incident that prompted the suspension of Woodstock Police Chief Joseph Swanson, with no criminal charges being brought.Adam Silverman, a state police spokesperson, stated in an email Tuesday to...

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A Massachusetts teen is facing a felony charge for his alleged role in a fatal shooting more than a week ago in Waterbury, vt.Samuel Niyonsenga, 18, of Springfield, Mass., through his attorney, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to the felony charge of...

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John Campbell has announced he plans to retire from his position as head of the state department that supports state’s attorneys and sheriffs in Vermont, a post he has held for the past eight years. Campbell, 70, of Quechee, has served as the...