Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, 34, was located in Costa Rica and taken into custody, police said. Armstrong has been charged in the shooting death of 25-year-old Anna Moriah Wilson, a top cyclist from Vermont.
Two people are in custody related to the shooting, police said Wednesday afternoon. Detectives are carrying out a court-ordered search warrant at the residence of those detained, they said.
Gov. Phil Scott appointed the veteran public servant last month, drawing criticism from some Democrats for what they said was a political maneuver.
A group of parents and coaches have cut ties with the South Burlington Dolphins youth football program after learning there were cameras recording players in a changing area. The South Burlington Police Department determined there was “nothing nefarious” about the situation.
The new Center for Community News seeks to address the loss of local news outlets across the nation with the help of student journalists.
Nearly 100 alumni of the college said they were surprised and upset by the school’s plan to reduce its footprint in Montpelier.
Investigators said George "Will" Livendale, 90, who is believed to be the homeowner, was attempting to extinguish a fire that originated in a dryer when he was overcome by smoke.
The vaccines will primarily be available through pediatricians. Providers will begin to receive doses starting this week, according to the health department.
Two property owners on Howard Street in Burlington are looking to remove one of the largest trees in the city, saying it has become a safety hazard and a liability too challenging to manage. A tenant who lives on the property is commemorating its life through art.
Vermont will join the rest of the U.S. in launching 988 as an emergency phone number for mental health distress and crises. The number is scheduled to become active and accessible July 16.
In response to the state’s highest law enforcement vacancy rate seen in decades, Vermont State Police are aiming to augment local policing shortages and improve the agency’s image. Dispatch centers, the training academy and local agencies are taking on additional mitigation strategies.
Scott characterized errors in a bill addressing care for Vermonters with developmental disabilities as the ‘most egregious’ of several instances of language errors in bills this year. Legislative leaders said his allegations are unwarranted.
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department confirmed the presence of the small whorled pogonia — a species previously thought to be extinct in Vermont since 1902 — on conservation land in the Winooski Valley Park District.
The nonprofit, which works to connect children with books and literacy tools, plans to move its operations out of its founder's home and into a new office nearby.
