1144 and counting: This ongoing project with the Sunlight Foundation takes a data-driven approach to building and maintaining a comprehensive inventory of the Trump Family’s conflicts of interest in the White House.
Citizens find little consistency among agencies that control access to public records in Vermont. (VPR)
$350 million, 700 investors, dozens of state and federal charges, and untold answers still to track down. (Vermont Public Radio, NPR, Boston Globe)
Despite ongoing investigations, state officials allowed Jay Peak Resort to market EB-5 securities. (VPR)
A former Soviet official escaped political persecution. Now he hopes his family’s green cards will last. (VPR)
Jay Peak Resort’s grand plan to revitalize a region’s economy is now said to be a fraud. (NPR)
Vermont joins SEC fraud charges against a business it did little to oversee. (Boston Globe)
Shy of a felony conviction, it’s really hard to lose your badge in Vermont. (Vermont Public Radio)
Vermont police must record the race of every driver they pull over. So, where’s the data? (Seven Days)
Backlog of IT upgrades reaches $1 billion as state pays off obsolete technology. (Vermont Public Radio)