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Vermont Lottery Drawings: Winning Numbers and Claim Procedures The Vermont Lottery offers various games like Powerball, Mega Millions, MegaBucks, and Lucky for Life, along with state-specific and multi-state games. Recent winning numbers include Mega Millions (10, 55, 58, 59, 59, Mega Ball 5), Gimme Five (9, 11, 12, 37), Lucky for Life (6, 23, 30, 36, Lucky Ball 11), Pick Three (day: 7, 8, 7; evening: 2, 2, 6), and Pick Four (day: 4, 2, 5, 7; evening: 7, 7, 0, 7). Prize claim procedures vary based on the prize amount, with options ranging from authorized retailers to the Vermont Lottery headquarters. All claims must be submitted within one year of the drawing date.

Vermont State Police arrest Chad Falconer following domestic disturbance, rifle incident, and physical altercation. Falconer resisted arrest, fired rifle inside home, and fought with family members. He was eventually disarmed, charged, and held without bail. Court appearance scheduled for Monday.

Vermont State Police are investigating a burglary at Wheelock Village Store, where an unidentified individual broke in using a crowbar, stole cash, and fled on foot. The incident, captured on security footage, has left locals concerned. Authorities are seeking information and treating the case as burglary, mischief, and grand larceny.

Vermont State Police investigate a burglary at Highgate Irving gas station, where two suspects on a four-wheeler stole fifteen cartons of cigarettes. Surveillance footage shows the suspects arriving from Gore Road, breaking the front door, and leaving via Decatur Street. The community is urged to provide any information leading to the suspects identification and apprehension.

South Burlingtons Ugly Sweater Run: A Festive Gathering for Community and Charity - The annual event, organized by the Parks and Recreation Department, combines holiday cheer with a food drive for the local shelf, fostering community spirit and supporting families in need.

Hanukkahs Festival of Lights celebrated in Plattsburgh, New York, with Chabad of Plattsburghs public Menorah Lighting ceremony. The event honored religious freedom and the Jewish peoples resilience, drawing a large crowd. Children enjoyed treats, music, and a raffle, while local firefighters added to the festive atmosphere. Rabbi Gold emphasized Hanukkahs message of hope and perseverance, reinforcing the holidays core values of community and faith.