Rutland

Kilcullen, who became chief in 2015, has come under fire in recent weeks for his handling of an internal affairs investigation into a police chase and fatal crash involving several police cruisers on July 7, 2023.

The sudden reversal came as the Green Mountain Care Board was preparing to use its newly-enhanced regulatory powers to vote on whether or not to allow the closure to go forward.

Commissioner Peg Flory claims she and her colleagues were not informed about the details of an internal investigation that found mistakes by Rutland City police officers were "direct contributing factors" in a vehicle crash that killed 19-year-old trainee Jessica Ebbighausen.

The Green Mountain Care Board will review the Rutland Regional Medical Center’s decision to close its inpatient pediatric unit under a new law that gives it special oversight powers.

Rutland — or, “RutVegas” — gets a pretty bad rap. But some residents say there’s a side of the city most people are missing.

Rutland County is celebrating the completion of a new $13 million, three-story apartment building in West Rutland that will add 24 new affordable one- and two-bedroom units as well as studios.

People across Rutland County are remembering former state senator and business owner Bill Carris, who died Oct. 22 at the age of 81.

Rutland City voters overwhelmingly approved a $3.9 million bond vote on Tuesday that will greenlight water, utility and sewer upgrades. That work will pave the way for a new downtown hotel and apartment building.

City officials in Rutland are urging residents to approve a $3.9 million bond vote on Tuesday, Oct. 7, calling it vital for new downtown development.

A Rutland-based housing nonprofit wants to buy a former assisted living facility in the city and create much-needed affordable housing as well as transitional housing for families in crisis. Local pushback and zoning issues may derail the plan.