On the same day a Border Patrol agent was tragically killed in Vermont by an illegal alien visa overstayer, Senator Peter Welch voted against the Lakin-Riley Act after his amendment to weaken mandatory detention provisions failed. This act
Act 201 promised bold justice reform, extending juvenile court jurisdiction to offenders as old as 21. But with underfunded programs, rising crime, and inconsistent prosecutions, Vermont taxpayers are left footing the bill for another poorl
Spam calls and texts are a modern nuisance, but you can fight back with simple tactics like saying “hello” once and hanging up if there’s no reply. Use tools like 7726, spam-blocking apps, and carrier features to reclaim your phone. #spamb
Representative Becca Balint voted against H.R. 7909, a bipartisan bill to deport non-citizens convicted of violent crimes like domestic violence and sexual assault. Her decision raises questions about priorities: protecting U.S. citizens or
Vermont’s self-defense laws need modernization to meet the challenges of rising crime. A clear, robust "Stand Your Ground" law would empower law-abiding citizens to protect themselves and their families without fear of legal retaliation. It
Vermont reported 253 drug overdose deaths in 2023, ranking in the top third of U.S. states with an age-adjusted rate of 40.7 per 100,000 residents. The CDC’s data highlights the dominance of fentanyl and cocaine in overdose cases, along wit
December 18, 2024: Vermont’s law enforcement faces a spectrum of challenges, from cyberattacks and vandalism to theft and road safety incidents. High-profile cases, such as a trafficking sentencing and a hazing revelation, highlight syst
A recent public service announcement (PSA) from the Facebook group "Vermont Citizens Against Crime" has sparked widespread concern among residents. The group reported a disturbing trend of individuals approaching homes under false pretenses
The Swanton Sector of Vermont has seen record unauthorized border crossings, with 19,385 apprehensions in fiscal year 2024 alone. While Canada’s immigration policies and global migration trends are driving factors, local Vermont law enforce
December 6, 2024: Vermont authorities responded to a series of incidents ranging from reckless driving in Addison and Caledonia Counties to vandalism and domestic disturbances in Rutland and Washington Counties. Mental health concerns in
December 5, 2024: Vermont authorities reported a range of criminal activities, from drug trafficking in Windham County to violent altercations in Bennington. Addison County dealt with a series of break-ins, while Rutland County responders m
December 4, 2024: Crime reports from Vermont highlight a range of incidents, from negligent driving in Caledonia County to financial exploitation in Franklin. Multiple violent incidents occurred in Bennington and Windham counties, leading t
