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Vermont State Police say Jessica Cote, 34, hit a parked vehicle at a Pownal trailer park and drove away. She is due in court in Bennington on Nov. 30.
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Vermont State Police said a 28-year-old Burlington driver struck a tanker truck that had been parked with its emergency lights on to close a lane of Interstate 89 for an earlier crash. One of two dogs in the car was also seriously hurt.
Douglas Perkins, 69, died at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center nearly two weeks after police said his pickup crossed the center line and hit another truck at the intersection of Routes 30 and 133.
Secretary of State Gregg M. Amore presented National Association of Secretaries of State awards at a State House ceremony, recognizing work on Braille ballots, historic preservation, voting rights and Spanish-language State House tours.
Rhode Island health and environmental officials said a harmful blue-green algae bloom at the pond has cleared and testing found no toxins.
Six dialysis centers majority-owned by Sankar Nephrology Group reported zero revenue to federal regulators after they had already closed or been sold, according to the settlement, the U.S. attorney's office in Boston said.
U.S. Rep. Gabe Amo said the federally funded drainage upgrade along Industrial Road is meant to curb chronic flooding in Cumberland's largest commercial area.
New Hampshire has been given a green light to designate more than two dozen local census tracts as federal low-income “opportunity zones” to help spur development. On Tuesday,…
Bilal Griffith, 30, faces 15 to 17 years in state prison for the March 2025 crash in a West Springfield work zone, under a sentence a judge recommended and he accepted, prosecutors said.
Worcester police said the investigation led to the seizure of more than 38 guns and 3D-printed ghost gun frames, along with a 3D printer, silencers and ammunition.
Prosecutors accuse the agency, its owner and five employees of billing Maine's Medicaid program for in-home care that one client never received. Six people were arrested.
Martel Williams, 27, of St. Louis admitted to a robbery conspiracy in a scheme that prosecutors say ended with a Danbury carjacking and the kidnapping of the target's parents.