After patiently asking a man to drive away from the UVM Medical Center ER, the cop blew his cool. He angrily used a four-letter word. The man then punched the cop. The cop punched back. Days later the man died. Now the man’s family is suing for wrongful death.

Apple made some models of its hugely popular and expensive iPhones SLOWER ON PURPOSE. TJ Donovan and 29 other attorneys general got impatient with Apple.

A major pharmaceutical company has finally - FINALLY - being forced to pay big bucks for its role in the opioid epidemic. The investigation that started it all was begun in 2018 by Vermont native and U.S. Attorney Christina Nolan. Once more, the feisty fed from Vermont punches above her weight.

The State of Vermont doesn’t owe Rutland gym owners Sean Manovill a dime for shutting down Club Fitness of Vermont this spring - even when it set up exercise machines outside.

Federal judge Geoffrey Crawford yesterday dismissed a Republican challenge to Vermont’s universal mailed ballots election plan.

An improperly cast mail-in ballot in the upcoming election would dilute the impact of the vote of properly cast ballots, thus harming the individual voter, an attorney for several prominent current and former public servants argued in a federal court in Rutland.

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision requires the State of Vermont to pay tuition of students whose families want to send them to private or religious schools.

A current legislator, a former legislator, and a town clerk are suing Secretary of State Jim Condos because they say his universal mailed ballot scheme will lead to election fraud.

Brittany Riley, principal of Windsor School, is not going quietly into that good night like the school board hoped when it placed her on administrative leave after she questioned some of the methods and motives of Black Lives Matter.

Vermont Attorney General TJ Donovan is in full-blown Javert mode. And now a Rutland gym owner is among les miserables. He’s done. He’s given up. He’s closed.