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Nate Hastings/NHPR is partnering with 3S Artspace to broadcast the New Hampshire-based storytelling series, Long Story Short. -
Mary McIntyre/NHPRSeven-year-old Uma and her dad Dan Szczesny show Rick Ganley the unusual rocks in their book, “NH Rocks That Rock.”
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U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen joined NHPR to discuss voting rights and Build Back Better’s future. -
NHPR reporters Alli Fam, Sarah Gibson and Josh Rogers reflect on New Hampshire's biggest stories of 2021.
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A poetry night from the Black Heritage Trail of N.H. is exploring where poetry and science overlap.
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In Death Resulting, NHPR's Document team explores how laws created during the War on Drugs have consequences in today’s opioid epidemic.
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Anne Sosin says that the winter surge was predictable and preventable.
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A New Hampshire poet can’t stop thinking about the wildfires he’s seen, and the firefighters he’s lost
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NHPR followed one agency working with Afghan evacuees as the organization welcomed new arrivals to New Hampshire.
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The Little Indonesia Food Pantry in Somersworth offers Indonesian food staples after seeing that some community members struggled to prepare meals with western ingredients.
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Researchers played rock, country and classical music, but it was Mozart’s Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major that had the most impact on epilepsy patients’ brain activity.
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This week, Gov. Chris Sununu announced he’ll run for a fourth term as governor and the Executive Council accepted over $22 million in CDC funds.
