Judge detains woman accused of making ricin, using it on neighbors
Betty Miller, 70, was taken into custody after telling investigators that she made the ricin because she wanted to "injure herself"
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Betty Miller, 70, was taken into custody after telling investigators that she made the ricin because she wanted to "injure herself"
Betty Miller, 70, told an FBI agent that she wanted to "injure herself" and was testing the poison's effectiveness on others
Vermont State Police say one of three people who've been charged showed the girl how to sneak drugs into a prison
"We saw a whole lot of people who had never before been involved in politics getting involved in politics," Sanders said of last week's election
Sanders said he was "sympathetic" to supporting a measure to provide relief funds to Hurricane-ravaged Texas
Little-used border crossings from Vermont to North Dakota are having a tough time finding employees, prompting hiring bonuses
Chase Stokes, now 11-years-old, set a state record with his fish that weighed in at 33.25 pounds
Lawyer who reported fraud allegations was passing on information from lawmaker who had no direct knowledge of reports
Selling a historic home that straddles the U.S.-Canada border isn't as easy you might think
Workers reportedly arrested while returning to the farm where they live and work
Colorado, New Hampshire and other places with ultra-tight labor markets are creating headaches for businesses
Some parents fear the meeting will spread misinformation and promote "anti-science" notions
Climate change, invasive species — here's the story behind declining bird numbers
More than 100,000 power outages have been reported and thousands of flights canceled as snow, sleet blanket the East Coast
Vermont senator will return Monday to McDowell County, West Virginia, with an agenda, touting the benefits of Obamacare
U.S. News & World Report reveals its inaugural rankings, based on factors including education, health care and the economy
The Khatibs are among the first of 110 refugees planned to be relocated in Rutland, but it’s a process in jeopardy
Markus Austin, a Vermont state employee and former professional basketball player, was shot dead early Sunday morning; police are searching for a suspect who is believed to have fled Montpelier
A former race horse, Waco Hanover is a remarkable 40 years old, and tended by an equally remarkable caretaker
State government and utility computer networks getting a close second look after scare with one of Vermont's largest electric grids
Vermont electric utility detects malware code that U.S. government says Russian hackers use
The powerful nor'easter could bring as much as 20 inches of snow to parts of northern New England
The Vermont man was reportedly facing domestic assault charges and foreclosure when he allegedly went on a rampage, crashing his truck and stealing a police car
Steven Bourgoin accused of crashing into a car, stealing a police cruiser when officers arrived, leading a chase, then crashing into a few more cars
Ongoing efforts to recognize Native Americans over the colonial history of Christopher Columbus get Vermont's support