Lauren Maloney talked with Vermont Lt. Governor David Zuckerman about his initiative called "Banned Books are Books Worth Reading Tour." Since the beginning of the summer, Zuckerman has been travelling around the state to bring awareness to book challenges and bans by school districts and local governments. Zuckerman says he usually brings some titles with him, opening the discussion up to parents and students, in order to share all viewpoints. He says he's most surprised that so many people choose to attend these events.

The Vermont attorney general's office has announced that 39-year-old David Gilbo has been convicted on one misdemeanor count of grossly negligent operation that caused the death of David Elder on September 10, 2017.

The Vermont attorney general's office has announced that 39-year-old David Gilbo has been convicted on one misdemeanor count of grossly negligent operation that caused the death of David Elder on September 10, 2017.

The mental health of students and faculty have been on the minds of officials at the University of Vermont in light of the recent shooting against three 20-year-old Palestinian men.

An ex-girlfriend of the man charged with shooting and wounding three college students of Palestinian descent in Vermont asked police 10 years ago to remove his gun from her home after she said the couple had split up and she did not feel safe returning it herself, according to police.

Kinnan Abdalhamid, who was shot in Burlington over the weekend, continues to speak out. He said he has never felt fear to this level in his life, when recalling the details of last Saturday night.

A British battery on Mount Defiance, overlooking Mount Independence, likely led the Americans to abandon the fort in Orwell.

New information is surfacing about the man accused of shooting and injuring three Palestinian-American students last Saturday night. 48-year-old Jason Eaton remains in custody following his arrest, and Burlington Police Chief Jon Murad says he has not been cooperative with the investigation.

Michael Leclair led the investigation of the deaths of three young girls in Springfield between 1979 and 1983.

Vermont couple discovers old bombs in Puerto Rico home

Parents of Palestinian shooting victims arrive in VT

A multi car crash on I-89 shut down the highway for several hours overnight.

One of three Palestinian Students released from hospital