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By JOHN P. GREGG

WEATHERSFIELD — Tonia Bushway’s loved ones will tell you that she was a caring soul with an infectious laugh but whose life was dragged down in recent years by injury, loss and addiction.When the 50-year-old Weathersfield native went missing in early...

By JOHN P. GREGG

NEWPORT, N.H. — A 59-year-old Claremont man this week pleaded guilty to setting fire to the Daddypops Tumble Inn Diner in July.Leo J. Leblanc was sentenced to 3-to-6-years in state prison, though he could see a year shaved from his sentence for the...

By JOHN P. GREGG

WINDSOR — A 34-year-old Waitsfield, Vt., woman is facing charges after police say she drove her SUV the wrong way on Interstate 91 late Tuesday afternoon and killed an oncoming motorist who worked at a restaurant in West Lebanon, the latest in a...

By JOHN P. GREGG

CORINTH — A 36-year-old Vershire man is free on $35,000 bail after pleading not guilty to a charge he punched a neighbor and smashed her windshield with a chainsaw after she asked him to move his truck, according to court records.Patrick Southworth...

By JOHN P. GREGG

CONCORD — Two former Dartmouth College students who accidentally started a fire that gutted a 67-bed dormitory in 2016 do not have to reimburse the college’s insurance company for the resulting $4.5 million claim, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled...

By JOHN P. GREGG

WOODSTOCK — Starting on Monday, tourists and commuters will again have to pay $1 an hour to park in the heart of the village of Woodstock during the day. But now they’ll have more choices on how to do so.The village has replaced its notoriously...

By JOHN P. GREGG

LEBANON — Mink, the black bear sow who roamed, charmed and at times chewed through neighborhoods in Hanover and Lebanon with several litters of cubs, has died, authorities said on Tuesday.Her body was found Tuesday morning near the Mascoma River in...

By JOHN P. GREGG

SOUTH ROYALTON — The Vermont Law School Board of Trustees has given an artist 90 days to remove a controversial mural depicting slavery before the school itself will remove it.The decision, announced Friday evening after the board met that day, varied...

By JOHN P. GREGG

SOUTH ROYALTON — Vermont Law School plans to paint over a mural in its student center that highlights Vermont’s role in the Underground Railroad and the abolitionist movement after members of the law school community objected to its depictions of...

By JOHN P. GREGG

ORANGE — Road crews in Orange and Canaan scrambled to repair washed-out roads and bridges on Friday after more than 4 inches of rain — and over 6 inches in at least one count — fell across southeastern Grafton County the night before.Flash flooding on...