Pride Month concludes with festivals in Littleton, Manchester, and North Conway. Plus, NHPR is throwing a Pride Party this Saturday!

Retired circuit court judge Gerard Boyle is the new administrator for the state's Youth Development Center victims fund. His job is to help survivors reach financial settlements with the state.

The money will be distributed to projects such as the construction of rental units near downtown Jaffrey and redevelopment of a former Public Works building in Rochester into housing.

The Secretary of State organized a video of political figures and New Hampshire notables reciting the Declaration of Independence for America's 250th anniversary.

El 211, una línea de emergencia confidencial disponible las 24 horas y 7 días a la semana para cuidadores, ahora está disponible en New Hampshire.

La asistencia solo se aplica a la factura del impuesto estatal sobre la propiedad destinado a la educación, no a los impuestos municipales sobre la propiedad.

La Autoridad de Tránsito de Manchester lanzó una nueva ruta de bus gratuita el lunes para llevar a los residentes del Center City a parques, supermercados y la piscina de la ciudad en North End este verano.

The Wood Brothers stopped by The Folk Show with songs from their new Puff of Smoke album.

Hiking trails in the White Mountain National Forest often follow direct routes up mountains, and rainfall runoff can follow these paths and lead to erosion, posing a challenge for hikers and trail crews alike.

An exhibit at the John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth looks back at the seeds of revolution, and how Patriots and Loyalists clashed in New Hampshire's colonial capital.