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A use-of-force case against two Vermont state police troopers has been sent to Court Diversion for resolution.
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The speaker of the Democratically controlled Vermont House joined the chair of that chamber’s Appropriations Committee to discuss budget deliberations and rebut Republican Governor Phil Scott’s ongoing criticism that their plan is fiscally irresponsible.
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A Vermont state’s attorney’s license to practice law has been temporarily suspended.
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts city council approved the first step toward replacing two decrepit public schools in the West Side neighborhood on Tuesday.
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Two former administrators of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home in Massachusetts will avoid time in jail, four years after a COVID-19 outbreak left 76 veterans dead at the facility.
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Burlington, Vermont Mayor Miro Weinberger is in the final days of his term after deciding not to seek a fifth three-year term.
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Union workers at North Adams, Massachusetts art museum MASS MoCA have voted to accept a new contract, ending a three-week strike and over six months of negotiations.
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Councilors passed revisions to the city’s housing zoning code and bade farewell to outgoing councilors.
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A cybersecurity center is under construction at Union Station in Springfield, Massachusetts — and it's officially named after a congressman who's worked to revitalize the transit hub.
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An interview with UAW 2110 spokesperson Chelsea Farrell.
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On Monday, Democrat Charity Clark announced her campaign for a second two-year term.
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Residents of Springfield, Massachusetts will have a chance to give input on the search for a new school superintendent starting Tuesday.