William Notte News Today

Arizona-based author Sonja Blanco said her first book series, “Witch of Ware Woods,” was something she couldn’t keep from writing.

Gov. Phil Scott has let Vermont’s “ghost gun” bill pass into law without his signature.

Still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, court systems in many states are working to clear their case backlogs.

Still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, court systems in many states are working to clear their case backlogs.

Still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, court systems in many states are working to clear their case backlogs.

Earlier this month, the Rutland Herald emailed each of the members of the county’s legislative delegation, inviting them to share their priorities are for the legislative session that begins in

State and local officials told a rowdy audience what they could, couldn’t and were trying to do about crime Thursday.

William Notte a Rutland native and state representative says he hears the same concerns and the Judiciary committee is already working on ideas like combining charges.

State and local officials told a rowdy audience what they could, couldn’t and were trying to do about crime Thursday.

Mayor Michael Doenges made a specific request to the state this week.