Vermont legislators are exploring the potential to limit actions taken by federal immigration authorities within the state. Proposals introduced this week suggest constraints on civil immigration arrests and regulations concerning
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New Hampshire state authorities are sounding the alarm over a phone scam aimed at recipients of cash benefits via Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. This fraudulent scheme has already led
An agreement has been reached between Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and the Office of the United States Attorney for the District of Vermont, addressing concerns related to services for individuals who
The Keene Board of Education is preparing to introduce a proposed operating budget of $83.4 million for the 2026-27 academic year, set for discussion and approval by the finance committee
On Wednesday morning, several areas in New Hampshire experienced hazardous road conditions due to a combination of snowfall and a wintry mix. This led to numerous incidents, including spinouts and
On Wednesday, city leaders convened at the Statehouse to advocate for a legislation aimed at restricting firearms in bars across Burlington. The initiative follows significant public support, demonstrated by nearly
An arrest connected to a murder case in Vermont has been facilitated by a pizza delivery. Terrence Biggs, a 25-year-old from Michigan, faces charges of second-degree murder related to the
The Brattleboro Fire Department reported a destructive fire at a residential home located at 346 Akley Road on the evening of January 7. Emergency responders received the alarm shortly before
A proposed legislation spearheaded by Treasurer Mike Pieciak seeks to reduce the cost of prescription medications and enhance healthcare accessibility in Vermont. During a press event on Thursday, Pieciak emphasized
Local demonstrations are scheduled in both Merrimack and Burlington on Thursday, as residents voice their concerns over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities and a recent incident linked to the
