Authorities say a Vermont police officer who was shot and seriously injured in the line of duty fired his gun at the suspect.

Brenden Sackal, of Hopkinton, R.I., exchanged gunfire with authorities after a pursuit from New Hampshire into Vermont.

It also instructs the Vermont Attorney General's Office to publish guidance on Act 155 for employers and employees. When it ...

In February of 2024, the daughter of one of the Maple Ridge residents noticed that her parent’s keepsake jewelry had gone missing. The family located the jewelry at local pawn shop Vermont Coin and ...

Vermont Attorney General's Office said state police troopers were justified in a non-fatal officer-involved shooting of a ...

The Vermont Attorney General’s Office announced that officers were justified in using force in a shooting incident that ...

A former worker at an Essex Junction memory care facility who was caught stealing from patients will face no prison time.

Vermont State Police — The Vermont State Police investigation into the shooting of St. Johnsbury Police Department Capt. Jason Gray remains open and active. Evidence collected at the scene indicates ...

The Vermont attorney general says state troopers were justified in shooting at a Rhode Island man who is accused of leading them on a chase and opening fire on troopers with an automatic weapon ...

Two Vermont state police troopers will not face any charges after shooting a man who led authorities on a chase that started ...

You lose something really important when you lose your community pharmacist,” said Mike Fisher, Vermont’s chief health care ...