At a special meeting Wednesday, the planning board took initial steps to create a moratorium on building data centers, following a controversial proposal last week.

The state Attorney General — a gun right's supporter — raised concerns about possible unintended consequences from the legislation.

New Hampshire students can still attend schools outside their district and take their local tax dollars with them – unless their community adopted policies in March preventing them from doing so.

Si bien algunos residentes apoyan el aumento de los impuestos a la propiedad para financiar los servicios municipales, otros afirmaban que encarecería la vida en la ciudad.

La Asociación de Artistas de Nashua celebrará su primer aniversario en Main Street este sábado, con música, rifas y más.

A landowner recently placed heavy concrete barriers in the path because he says his ability to use it has been thwarted.

While some residents supported increasing property taxes to fund city services, others said it would make it more expensive to live in the city.

Salsa dancing, local plant sales, Pride celebrations and more await across New Hampshire this weekend. Along the way, join NHPR's Zoë Mitchell for a book launch celebration in Manchester or catch Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy of Civics 101 for a screening of All the President's Men and a community conversation in Bethlehem.

June 4 is once again Protect My Public Media Day - but, roughly one year since Washington stripped public media of federal funding, what are we trying to protect? And what’s your role?

Voting laws, school budgets, and nuclear power will all be on the agenda Thursday when the House and Senate meet to take a final vote on bills this year.