The New Hampshire landscape undergoes a transformation this time of year. Yes, it’s the season when fall foliage bursts into color. But it’s also when thousands of campaign signs blossom along our roads.
The U.S. Department of Justice will again send monitors to polling locations in Manchester and Nashua on Election Day. Polling locations in the two cities were also visited by federal observers during the September state primary.
The Episcopal Church of New Hampshire has a new leader.
After thousands of years in one seemingly precarious position, the hanging boulder at the Polar Caves in Rumney finally gave in to gravity, falling to the ground on the last day of the park’s season earlier this month. The boulder has been an attraction in the park since it opened more than …
PORTSMOUTH — Breeze Airways announced Oct. 13 it is adding two new destinations from Portsmouth International Airport at Pease.
New Hampshire schools may struggle to hire enough teachers in the coming years, according to a new analysis. It points to two factors: Fewer New Hampshire college students are earning education degrees, and a growing share of schools’ existing teachers are nearing retirement age. It also cit…
Emily Bieber Harris stood in front of Franklin High School for 11 hours on Oct. 6, from the moment the polls opened at 8 a.m. right up until they closed at 7 p.m.
Karen Hambleton is typically the first person at Hopkinton’s town hall to see a right-to-know request when it arrives.
MADISON — Madison and other Carroll County communities affected by June flooding can now seek federal reimbursement for emergency work and repairs after President Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration Thursday.
About $1 million in grant funding for electric vehicle charging stations is up for grabs in a program the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and Department of Business and Economic Affairs said is intended to boost the state’s economy and air quality.
Vermont students are now eligible for a program at Saint Anselm College in Manchester that provides free tuition to qualifying students whose family income is less than $100,000 a year.
New Hampshire’s recent U.S. Senate elections have had one recurring characteristic: staggering amounts of money raised and spent.
PORTSMOUTH — The Pease Development Authority’s executive director defended the agency’s response to a recent incident when a Rochester teen allegedly crashed a car through a security fence and into an unoccupied plane at the Portsmouth International Airport at Pease.
MADISON — On the first day of the school year, the SAU 13 Board accepted the resignation of new school superintendent Dr. Kathleen Scholand, who had been on the job for less than 40 days.
State Police located a patient on Wednesday evening who’d gone missing from Concord Hospital several hours earlier.
Something Wild host Dave Anderson with the Forest Society says the Granite State is experiencing ideal conditions, setting up “a spectacular and prolonged fall foliage season.”
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