Lawsuit Settled Over Bethlehem Landfill Leak

Casella must clean up Bethlehem Landfill’s drainage channel and pay for Ammonoosuc River protection projects

Famed Keene Cop Called Out For Federal Entrapment

Renowned former Detective James McLaughlin was caught sending child sex abuse images to a suspect he would later arrest, a court said.

MLK Day Celebration Set For January 17 – ‘Love Not Hate'

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the program has been adapted for an online format and will be available for viewing live on Zoom.

Sununu Goes To Washington To Talk To Cato Institute About New Hampshire

NH's governor talked up the state at a libertarian think tank event on Thursday.

Two House Members Test Positive For COVID-19 After Last Week's Sessions

Two state representatives who attended both Wednesday’s and Thursday’s House sessions have tested positive for COVID-19.

Powerball Jackpot $610M: Deadline For Tickets In New Hampshire

The Powerball jackpot has been claimed 11 times in New Hampshire. If you're No. 12, what will you do with the $610 million jackpot?

N.H. Superior Court Pauses Jury Trials For January Due To Rising COVID-19 Rates

All New Hampshire courts will continue to remain open for the public for all other purposes.

The Radical Centrist: A Conversation With Green Energy Pioneer Paul Popinchalk

Wayne King says, in a candid and soul-searching conversation, the podcast reveals a rare look at the “ground-level” scientist experience.

New Hampshire Tourism Officials Forecasting Robust Winter

Visitation numbers are expected to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.

Plymouth State University 'Teddy Bear Toss' Collects 1,300 Toys

Toys will be donated to patients at the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock.

Rehearing Sought On Controversial PUC Energy Efficiency Order

The state’s utilities, conservation orgs, state Consumer Advocate, others want the Public Utilities Commission to rehear effeciency plan.

The View from Rattlesnake Ridge: Of Leathernecks And Good Ol' Boys — A Conversation With Bernie Marvin

King: A photojournalist and marine speaks about his book, "The Best of Bernie's Beat," adventures, and more.

Podcast: Our Class, Their Song: A Conversation With Chris Hedges

Wayne King speaks with a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, war correspondent, and author of 14 books.

Witt: Gov. Sununu Got Us Into This Gerrymandering Mess, Will He Get Us Out Of It?

Carroll County Democrat Leonard Witt, in this opinion piece, says vetoes of nonpartisan commission legislation are why there are problems.

Rattlesnake Ridge: Picking Winners And Losers Threatens To Further Divide Nation

Despite the Climate Emergency, the Covid-19 pandemic still plaguing us, autumn between the valley has been picture-perfect this year.

Trader Joe’s Recalls Popular Chicken Product

Almost 100,000 pounds of raw chicken patty products were recalled Wednesday after “extraneous materials” were found in the product.

Injured Rhode Island Hiker Helped From New Hampshire Trail

An elderly hiker from Warwick, RI, was assisted off the Champney Falls Trail in the White Mountains after tripping and injuring his hip.

Joyful Musings: How Sick Are Your Secrets?

Columnist Heeter writes, it was hard to muse about a newspaper story concerning a girl remembering another person being butchered.

Podcast: John Stark And The People Of The Dawnland

In the latest NH Secrets, Legends and Lore, King suggests honoring the Abenaki, Stark by restoring the name of the Asquamchumaukee River.

'We Did Live Here ... And We Still Live Here'

Active with the Activists: Indigenous People’s Day Observed at Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum.

5 Insects Making A Beeline For New Hampshire Houses Right Now

Stink bugs aren’t the only insects you have to worry about taking up residence in New Hampshire houses right now.

Stink Bugs In NH: How To Stop Them Before They Smell Up Your Home

Brown marmorated stink bugs, which are making the rounds in New Hampshire, are trying to crawl into your house for the winter.

Pastoriza: Extreme, Radical Reductions In Population, Consumption Needed To Fight Climate Change

In this opinion piece, the writer says 127 countries have committed to becoming net-zero by 2050 which is not enough to save the planet.

NH Commission Begins Work On Handling Officer Misconduct Complaints

The commission charged with making recommendations for handling police misconduct complaints held preliminary discussions last week.

NH Veterans Home to Hold Outdoor Craft Fair

The New Hampshire Veterans Home (NHVH) will hold an outdoor craft fair on Saturday, September 25th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

New Hampshire: Join Walk To End Alzheimer's Sept. 25

The Central NH Walk to End Alzheimer’s is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester.

Franklin Savings Buys Tax Credits For Gale School

"The project will transform the dilapidated historic building into a vibrant community facility."

Remembering 9/11 Victims From New Hampshire On 20th Anniversary

On the 20th anniversary of the attacks, New Hampshire remembers and mourns ten people who lost their lives.

Out And About For A Wonderful Cause In Moultonborough

Paula Tracy checks out a roaring 1920s gala in Moultonborough on Wednesday.

9-Year-Old Gets A Special Gift At The Annual NH Make A Wish Event

Izayiah was one of the stars at the annual NH Make A Wish breakfast. Manchester firefighters presented a special gift to the Alton boy

Massachusetts Hiker Rescued From New Hampshire Trail

17 rescuers carried a 24-year-old hiker from Waltham, who suffered a heat-related illness, off Old Bridle Path on Thursday.

New Hampshire Democrats Blast Sununu On Social Security, Medicare Comments

Is Gov. Chris Sununu going to run for the U.S. Senate and be an advocate for changes to Social Security and Medicaid?

HDSA New Hampshire Team Hope Walk IN PERSON Sept. 11

Hosted by the New Hampshire Affiliate of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA).

Mass. Hiker, Others Led Off New Hampshire Trail In Darkness

NH Fish & Game officers assisted a Westborough hiker, others near Mount Hedgehog who were several miles from a trailhead at nightfall.

Out And About: Sugar Hill's Willing Workers Celebrate Centennial With Friendship, Pot Luck Salads

So much of what I love about New Hampshire is its small communities and how they come together to help one another in times of need.

Victory Women Of Vision Reunite In Manchester

In Manchester, Georges hosted, “Time for Tea with the Ladies of ‘Victory Women of Vision’: A Celebration of Our Mothers and Daughters.”

Vermont Pacifist Leaves Manchester, NH Halfway House

Martha Hennessy was released from a federal prison and transferred to an “adult residential re-entry” program in Manchester.

X-Treem Clean Is Helping Clients Keep Their Homes Spotless

Learn how X-Treem Clean is your one-stop cleaning business in Laconia and beyond.

Still No License For New London Doctor Who Doesn't Have Computer

"I'm not upset about anything. The legal system is a game. You move. They move. It's full of tricks and different movements," she said.

New London Doctor Loses License Due To Remedial Computer Skills

"The problem now is that I am not doing certain things on computer. I have to learn that. It is time consuming. I have no time."