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About 1,500 people gathered for the funeral of Rutland City Police officer Jessica Ebbighausen. She was killed on duty July 7 in a high-speed car crash that injured two other Rutland City officers.

Jessica Ebbighausen, 19, was an officer-in-training from Ira, who was killed July 7 in a high-speed pursuit that injured two other Rutland City officers.

Vermont State Police are investigating a non-fatal police shooting in Rutland where a local officer fired his gun at two men in a car.

Judi Fox had previously served the hospital as treasurer, CFO, and finally as interim president and CEO.

Host Connor Cyrus chats with Moonshine Shorey about the upcoming Rutland County Pride Festival.

Longtime Rutland historian Jim Davidson died Sunday, May 7. He was 91.

Rutland-based Casella Waste Systems plans to buy trash collection, recycling, and transfer operations from one of its largest competitors for $525 million.

Even if you’ve never done business with Mac Equipment and Steel in Rutland, you’ve probably seen their whimsical sculptures out front along Route 7. After 70 years, the iconic three-generation business is closing.

A Rutland County Sheriff’s deputy shot by police in Saratoga Springs, New York following an alleged gunfight is on unpaid leave pending a criminal investigation into the incident. Law enforcement officials say the deputy allegedly shot another man in front of a bar and refused to drop his gun when police arrived at the scene.

Rutland journalist, author and poet Yvonne Daley died this week at age 77. She had worked for nearly two decades at the Rutland Herald and wrote a half dozen books, including her most recent: Going Up the Country. It chronicled the counterculture movement that brought many young people to Vermont in the 1950s and '60s, including Daley herself.