In the first months after lawmakers removed a family income eligibility requirement for New Hampshire’s education freedom account program, nearly all of the students who enrolled for the first time had not attended public school previously, according to data released by the state late last month.
HANOVER — More than 40,000 people in the Twin States may have been impacted by a data breach in a system used by Dartmouth College.
CONWAY — Phase 2 of the Conway Rec Path is in limbo now that the estimated cost of building it has doubled and selectmen refuse to sign off on a grant modification that the Mount Washington Valley Trails Association asked them to approve.
WASHINGTON — New Hampshire’s congressional delegation is calling for the government to move forward on creating a full-service hospital for veterans in the Granite State, with the next step releasing the plans for how and when they will do so.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Three Upper Valley newspapers are among 16 recipients of local civic journalism awards for Vermont news outlets announced Monday.
OSSIPEE — The former Ossipee Main Street Program building was demolished last Thursday, after a 19-month-long legal saga.
In 1956, a documentary titled “Help Wanted” placed viewers inside the Laconia State School, which from its founding in 1903 as the New Hampshire School for Feeble-Minded Children to its closure in 1991 housed people with disabilities.
About 70 protestors from across the Granite State stood outside the passenger terminal at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport on Sunday, holding signs with slogans like "Stop Cruelty” and “Avelo out MHT."
The first ever White Mountains Almanac has been published.
President Donald Trump is calling six Democratic lawmakers — including New Hampshire Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander — "traitors” and suggested they receive the death penalty for appearing in a video in which they urge members of the U.S. military to refuse orders that are “illegal.”
A first-term New Hampshire lawmaker from Franklin was arrested Thursday on allegations that he posted nude photos of a woman without her consent, a felony under the state’s 2016 “revenge porn” statute.
Businesses would get a tax credit for money spent on advertising in New Hampshire-based media outlets under a bill being drafted for the state Legislature to consider next year.
Back in 2022, Melanie Adsit wanted to relocate from New York City to New Hampshire’s Upper Valley. She was thrilled to see a program manager position at Dartmouth College; the role seemed tailored to her skill set.
Lawyers for the man found guilty of the seemingly random killing of a Concord couple in 2022 are asking the New Hampshire Supreme Court to overturn his conviction, arguing that investigators overstepped their authority when they accessed Logan Clegg's cell phone data without a warrant.
Legislation to be considered in the NH Statehouse next year would place restrictions on a type of rat poison known as second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide.
Republican Rep. Glenn Cordelli, the chair of the House Education Policy and Administration committee and a prominent supporter of school choice, resigned Wednesday from the House of Representatives, according to the clerk’s office.
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