Spencer Conlin
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Republican Klar, comparing Vermont to ‘bloated tick,’ enters 2020 governor’s race
MONTPELIER, Vt.- John Klar was greeted by a few dozen supporters on the Statehouse steps where he announced his bid for governor Monday. → Read More
One Vermont man’s unwavering support for President Trump
Most republicans on the hill say they do not support the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump and they're not alone. → Read More
Trump touts “booming economy” in New Hampshire, backs Lewandowski for Senate
President Donald Trump mad his first campaign stop in New Hampshire Thursday since announcing his re-election bid in June. → Read More
Find out how much lead is in the water at your child’s school
Testing is being done at 440 schools and 1,200 child care facilities. → Read More
One dead after boat capsizes on Lake Champlain
One person is dead after a boating incident in Lake Champlain Saturday morning. → Read More
Scott signs transportation and Department of Motor Vehicle bills
Vermont's lawmakers approved more than a $600 million investment in the state's transportation system. Governor Phil Scott made it official Friday, during a signing ceremony in Bethel. → Read More
Short documentary spreads message of hope in Vermont during addiction
A new short documentary is spreading the message of hope for those struggling with addiction in Vermont. It's part of a new initiative being launched by the U.S. Attorney's office. → Read More
Scott appears receptive to further gun control in Vermont
Days after vetoing a waiting period on handgun purchases, Vermont's governor says he's open to further gun control. → Read More
Three New York men charged with excessive speed
Three New York men were nabbed by state police Saturday afternoon for excessive speed on I-91. → Read More
Border Patrol uses dog to find immigrants near Canada border
The U.S. Border Patrol says agents used a canine team to help locate two Mexican citizens who did not have permission to be in the United States who were spotted in a remote field along the Canadian border with Vermont. → Read More
Police: Female juvenile strangled at after-prom party
Vermont State Police is investigating an alleged assault at an after-prom party Saturday night. → Read More
Vermont State Police investigate fatal crash in Brighton
Vermont Sate Police is investigating a fatal crash Saturday evening. → Read More
Police: Burlington man broke into cars, stole and used credit cards
Police have arrested a man accused of breaking into and stealing from several cars on Wednesday near Overlook Drive, Stonehedge Drive, Deerfield Road and Pinnacle drive. → Read More
David Ainsworth, former Vermont House member, dies at 64
The Valley News reported the death of David Ainsworth, 64, a former republican Vermont House member Saturday. → Read More
Vermont teen drowns in Winooski River
Vermont State Police say a teenager died after a drowning incident in the Winooski River Saturday afternoon. → Read More
F-35 fighter jets take off from Burlington after unplanned visit
The F-35 jets that made an unexpected stop in Burlington this week took to the sky Friday morning shortly after 8 a.m. → Read More
Vermont State Parks to offer campers new cabins this summer
The summer season is approaching which means folks are getting ready to book a camping trip. → Read More
Vermont teen reported missing from West Fairlee
Vermont State Police is asking for the public's help in locating a missing teen reported missing Sunday. → Read More
Burlington Police investigate gunfire at Roosevelt Park
Police are investigating a shooting at Roosevelt Park early Saturday morning. → Read More
Vermont lawmakers at odds over minimum wage, extended session continues Friday
Vermont lawmakers are due back under the golden dome Friday as the stalemate over minimum wage continues. Democrats have the majority in both chambers but are at odds over the issue. → Read More