Vermont town's speed signs tell drivers if they're 'naughty' or 'nice'
You better watch out, you better not cry, better not pout, I'm telling you why: Santa Claus is watching you drive!
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Vermont police chief resigns over fake social media account
In less than a day, Burlington, Vermont, had three top cops. Social media accounts took two of them down.
Booker, Bennet, Delaney won't be on Vermont primary ballot
Sen. Bernie Sanders will face a smaller field of competition for the Democratic president nomination in his home state next year.
Boston restaurant worker dies in chemical incident
The general manager of a Buffalo Wild Wings in the Boston area died after two cleaning agents combined to create toxic fumes in the restaurant's kitchen, officials said.
Your home may not be a mansion, but you may still pay a 'mansion tax'
Beginning in January, homeowners in Washington will soon pay a real estate tax that increases based on the sale price of their home.
Vermont girls soccer team penalized for 'equal pay' shirts
When a girl's high school varsity soccer team in Vermont played a game wearing matching shirts emblazoned with a bold message hidden under their jerseys, they fully expected to be heard.
Sanders to scale back campaign schedule in wake of heart attack
Sen. Bernie Sanders said Tuesday he is prepared to change the nature of his presidential campaign after seeing a cardiologist in his hometown of Burlington, VT.
Vermont GOP governor backs Trump impeachment inquiry
Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday said he supports an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, making him the first GOP governor to do so and marking a notable departure from the largely party-line Republican response to a mounting Ukraine controversy.
34 cannabis plants found growing in flower beds at Vermont Capitol
Vermont's Capitol Police have quite the mystery on their hands after a visitor pointed out a possible cannabis plant growing in the flower beds on the front lawn.
GOP Vermont governor to allow abortion rights bill to become law
Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott intends to allow a comprehensive abortion rights bill to become law, as other states led by Republican governors across the nation work to restrict the procedure.
Workers paid to move to Vermont, work from home
Plenty of workers relocate for a job. But not many move to a new state to work from home -- and get paid to do it.
Vermont tries to pass amendment protecting abortion rights
As a handful of states seek to restrict access to abortions, Vermont lawmakers are taking steps to protect abortion rights in the state.
Vermont trying to remove mention of slavery from constitution
Vermont was the first state to abolish adult slavery in 1777.
Two more states are dumping Christopher Columbus
More states are ditching Christopher Columbus.
Bernie Sanders releases 10 years of tax returns
Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday released a decade of tax returns, providing new insight into how the Democratic socialist senator from Vermont became a millionaire between his two presidential runs.
Sanders taps new campaign manager for 2020
Sen. Bernie Sanders has hired Faiz Shakir, a respected progressive operative who had been serving as the national political director for the American Civil Liberties Union, to manage his presidential campaign, an aide told CNN on Tuesday.
Open and unfussy, this glass chalet is a skier's dream
Any place with a warm fire is a welcome respite after a day on the slopes. But for those with modern taste, the typical ski house — with its chunky lines and a lot of dark wood — can feel closed-in.
7 underrated ski resorts
You've heard of Aspen, Jackson Hole and Whistler, but how about Copper Mountain, Grand Targhee and Revelstoke? These ski resorts may lack the buzz of their more glamorous neighbors, but they make up for it in snowfall, value and fewer crowds.
Vermont college student found dead in frigid temps
A University of Vermont student was found dead this weekend in sub-zero temperatures, the second undergrad to succumb in the frigid weather that enveloped the northern United States last week.
Some states move to give unemployment to shutdown workers
While federal employees missed their second paychecks Friday even as an agreement to end the partial government shutdown was announced, some states are pushing back against federal guidance to ensure that more workers have access to unemployment benefits.
Homeless man in GoFundMe case arrested
Johnny Bobbitt Jr., the homeless man accused of conspiring to deceive donors in a fraudulent crowdfunding scheme, was arrested Wednesday in Philadelphia after he failed to appear in court the day before.
Student helped thwart possible school shooting in Vermont
For the second time in a week, a potential school shooting was thwarted by a tipster who gave authorities a heads up -- this time in the town of Middlebury, Vermont.
Young mom's powerful obituary sheds light on opioid addiction
A young Vermont mother who died as a result of opioid addiction is being memorialized by her family in a fearless obituary calling for a more open understanding of the illness that took her life.
Threats on black Vermont lawmaker were so 'dangerous,' she dropped re-election bid. Now she has
A black Vermont lawmaker first suspended her re-election campaign before resigning altogether from her post following racist attacks against her and her family.
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