Rutland News

Rutland Town teenagers Georgie Boynton, Arielle LeBlanc and Angelina Prozzo waited anxiously in the parking lot of Grace Congregational Church on Monday afternoon for an old friend.

A suspicious fire on West Street in Rutland gutted a shed owned by Alan Gartner.

In a repudiation of the state's handling of wastewater treatment plant permits, an environmental court judge has tossed out an approval granted to the Montpelier facility.

A seven-day window has vanished, police said, and with it, the opportunity to seize a pit bull that attacked a 64-year-old man, gnawing on his knees, shoulder and elbow in front of Hannaford supermarket two weeks ago.

If Rutland Regional Medical Center takes on some of the patients from the troubled Vermont State Hospital, the union representing state workers hopes to get first dibs on the jobs there.

A Vermont high school teen is accused of making counterfeit money. Police arrested 17-year-old Jeffrey DeJarnette, of Rutland High School, after he tried to used one of the $20 counterfeit bills at the school store.

A man held at the Marble Valley Correctional Center in Rutland climbed a 12-foot high fence in an attempt to escape the jail yard Saturday, Vermont State Police said.

A Mount Holly man was ordered jailed Wednesday without bail a day after he allegedly used a knife and his fists in a vicious assault on a woman.

The legal defense for a Rutland alderman being sued by a city police officer is seeking to dismiss the lawsuit on the grounds that it lacks legal basis.

Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs Tammy Duckworth toured Vermont on Tuesday with a double dose of good news for the state's veterans.

A new health study is not very flattering to Rutland County. The study by the James T. Bowse Health Trust finds that Rutland residents are less healthy and have more bad habits than the rest of Vermont.

Compared to the rest of the state, Rutland County is unhealthy, out of shape and has more than its fair share of bad habits, according to a new countywide health assessment.

Deb Zellner gives McKinley's Pub a final dusting Wednesday prior to today's re-opening of Penelope's Restaurant in Springfield.

As listers in Rutland Town wrap up a townwide reappraisal that began in 2007, they also contemplate an across-the-board adjustment.

When David Boglioli shot and killed his neighbor and former friend George Riccitelli, it was a patently illegal act, Windham County Deputy State's Attorney David Gartenstein said Friday during his opening arguments.

A Rutland singer took her talent to the big stage Tuesday night. Kayla Perry, 17, took the stage in front of an estimated 14,000 people at the Skills USA conference in Kansas City.

A Rutland man has reached a plea deal on federal weapons charges stemming from a nonfatal shooting on School Street.

Brian Smith's family members say they want justice. But eight months after the 32-year-old died from a knife wound on his leg, State Police and the Rutland County State's Attorney's Office said they aren't sure whether a crime was committed on the night of Oct.

Rutland City Police are puzzling over a shooting earlier this month while the man who was wounded is now behind bars.

Patrick Farrow's best-known sculpture, at least locally, started with a 1-foot square base he made for a different piece.