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Luca Bruno/AP/APThe U.S. advances to play Netherlands on Saturday. -
Robert F. Bukaty/AP/APThe Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled unanimously that the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands acted within its authority in leasing a 1-mile stretch of the 145-mile power transmission line.
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While the virus has not yet been found in New Hampshire deer, the state soon expects to know whether samples taken from deer during the last two hunting seasons test positive for the coronavirus. -
The petition calls on Northampton, Massachusetts, leaders to make a formal apology to current and former Black residents.
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Immigration reform: Republican-led states sued and won a nationwide court order that is meant to limit immigration officers' discretion in deciding whom to deport.
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For many, the beaver impoundment was a way to enjoy nature. But for one group, the dam got in the way of what they love: snowmobiling.
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Turning 15 marks an important milestone in a Latina’s life. Two sisters reflect on the rite of passage that symbolizes a girl’s entrance into womanhood.
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Hospital administrators in Vermont and across the country say having to care for long term patients who should be in nursing homes is causing bottlenecks in their emergency rooms and millions of dollars in financial losses.
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The commission concurred with all of the Secretary of State’s recount determinations. Republicans hold 201 House seats to Democrats 198, with one race still tied.
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The state had originally approved the money in the wake of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, which led a number of displaced Afghans to enter resettlement programs in the U.S.
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The Cocheco River cuts through downtown Dover, New Hampshire.
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Staff Sergeant Jesse Sherill was killed while working an overnight detail during construction on Interstate 95 near Portsmouth.
