Vermont State Police said a 25-year-old Randolph woman they found in a vehicle on the side of Interstate 89 showed signs of impairment and was driving on a criminally suspended license.
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Vermont State Police said Elizabeth Annis, 30, was found to be driving under the influence after troopers were called about a disabled vehicle in Dummerston. She is due in court Nov. 17.
Vermont State Police say Pedro Sabater damaged property at a home near his own in Newfane. He is due in court Dec. 1.
Mary Skipper's plan would phase out the school over the next two school years. City councilors want answers, and parents say they were caught off guard.
Investigators have not identified the person found in dense brush off South Bow Road. They are asking people who used nearby trails to come forward.
Windham's fire department said paramedics could not save the driver of the car. The victim has not been named, and officials have not said what caused the collision.
State fire investigators believe the blaze on Back Searsport Road started on a rear porch that held a laundry area. The person who died has not been identified.
The governor and lieutenant governor left about halfway through a nearly three-hour listening session in Worthington, where residents asked why towns can block data centers but not solar.
The school committee rushed its own PROTECT Act policy through in one night, then told its delegate to vote "present" on a broader resolution backed by New Bedford.
State officials told lawmakers about 6,300 Granite Advantage enrollees could lose coverage under new work requirements, far fewer than a recent nonprofit estimate of up to 29,000.
Deborah Oldis, 63, admitted concealing bonds, stocks and a bank account while receiving benefits, federal prosecutors said, resulting in an overpayment of $34,540.
Reginald Rogers of Woodbridge and Lester Arrington of Naugatuck each pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking after a February traffic stop in Trumbull, federal prosecutors said.