Bruce Erdmann News Today

Expanded safe haven law allows parents to anonymously give up a child.

Bruce Erdmann is serving a three-month prison sentence on a federal charge related to a non-fatal drug overdose at his home. Several months later, the overdose deaths of his wife and a neighbor on consecutive days were ruled accidental and did not lead to any further charges.

A South Burlington multi-millionaire, whose home was the site of four serious drug overdoses over a few months in 2021 that resulted in two deaths, received a six-month sentence in

A South Burlington man has been sentenced for his connection to an overdose.

The fiancée of one of the two people found dead from overdoses at a home on Swift Street in June 2021 has resolved her criminal charges of unlawful trespass and

A South Burlington businessman, whose home was the scene of four drug overdoses in less than four months — including two deaths — pleaded guilty to a federal charge of

On June 29, 2021, my brother, Brian Miller, died in Bruce Erdmann’s home.

Would you treat a DWI that caused the death of a passenger or another motorist with the same leniency?

A South Burlington businessman who reportedly provided a line of cocaine that caused a brush with death for his housekeeper now faces a federal drug distribution charge.

A growing number of licensed professions has driven up demand for licensing, leaving the agency that issues them with an increasing backlog.