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Burlington, VT – A man accused of killing and dismembering his wife in Vermont two years ago was back in court Wednesday morning. Joseph Ferlazzo, 42, is accused of shooting and killing his wife Emily Ferlazzo, 22, while they were on vacation in Bolton celebrating their first wedding anniversary in October of 2021. Prosecutors allege […]

Burlington, VT – More than 20 Vermont restaurants and bars are participating in a fundraiser tonight, Friday, July 28, to help flooded communities obtain dehumidifiers. The fundraiser, titled ‘Drinks for Dehumidifiers’, aims to raise $15,000 dollars for the organization Queen City Saints to buy the devices for people who need them. A percentage of Friday […]

Beaches are back open in Burlington Monday just hours after a familiar danger showed up for the first time this year.

Work underneath the golden dome is finished for 2023, and one of the final decisions made by lawmakers could have a significant impact on future elections in the Queen City. Tuesday evening, state lawmakers wrapped up the veto session ahead of schedule, upholding some of Governor Phil Scott’s decisions, but overturning quite a few. One […]

As summer rolls in and temperatures warm up, berry-picking season has arrived in Vermont despite a late season frost almost ruining the crops. Full Belly Farm near the Hinesburg and Monkton town line opened its strawberry fields Wednesday morning for customers to come fill their buckets with the fruit. Stephen Park, the farm’s owner, said […]

Construction is finally done on the North Hero Drawbridge. The project started back in 2018. crews had to build a temporary drawbridge before they could start building the new one.

June 1, the state's General Assistance Hotel Voucher Program, which gave thousands of people shelter in Vermont hotel rooms the last few years, is coming to an end

If you were stuck in traffic on Interstate 89 South through Winooski and Colchester late Tuesday afternoon, this might be the reason why. According to Vermont State Police, a car caught on fire around 3:45 p.m. between exits 15 and 16, eventually becoming completely engulfed in smoke and flames. Police say a 44-year-old woman was […]

Two Vermont State troopers pleaded not guilty to a charge of reckless endangerment connected to a use-of-force incident last summer.

Six weeks after filing for union election with the National Labor Relations Board, the group ‘Scoopers United’ can now officially say they are united. Tuesday afternoon, a significant majority of the 39 workers at Ben & Jerry’s flagship store on Church Street in Burlington voted in favor of forming a workers union, making them the […]