Vermonters should brace for delayed traffic and protests with Vice President JD Vance and his family coming to the Green Mountain State to ski.

Chief Travis Bingham reports that Newport Police partnered with the Vermont State Police Drug Task Force to make two drug-related arrests on Friday.

Fell was due for a second death penalty trial when he reached a plea agreement in September 2018 and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. He admitted killing two people, including Rutland supermarket worker Terry King, 53, of North Clarendon in November 2000.

A Montpelier resident is facing multiple charges after driving the wrong way on I-89 early Tuesday morning. Vermont State Police heard about a vehicle

The highway is back open between Exit 4 in Randolph and Exit 5 in Northfield after multiple crashes closed southbound lanes around 9:30 a.m.

Vice President of the United States JD Vance will be in Vermont this week for a vacation. Vance and his family will be visiting Sugarbush Resort in Warren, Vermont for a weekend ski trip. The family will be staying at The Pitcher Inn in Warren. Vance and his wife, Usha, will both be in Vermont along with their two sons and daughter.

On Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, the Chittenden County State’s Attorney’s Office directed the Vermont State Police to issue a citation to Kyle Kapitanski on a felony charge of grossly negligent operation with death resulting.

Police arrested 57-year-old Carole Brown of Montpelier after they received several reports of a wrong-way driver on I-89. Brown passed several vehicles as well as police cruisers with their blue lights activated while traveling south in the northbound lane, according to Vermont State Police.

BRATTLEBORO, Vt. (WCAX) - Two people from Connecticut are in jail after a drug bust in Brattleboro. Vermont State Police say Rondale Mapp, 38, and Rayteisha Hernandez, 30, both of Hartford, Connecticut, were arrested after a monthslong investigation into the distribution of fentanyl and cocaine from a home on Central Street.

Vermont State Police are coordinating with multiple law enforcement agencies to ensure safety and manage logistics during the visit. Gov. Phil Scott welcomes the vice president's visit but ...

The Vermont State Police has been working closely with federal, county and local law enforcement partners as a standard procedure whenever a president, vice president or other head of state visits ...