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Activist groups in New Hampshire are reporting a surge in ICE activity in West Lebanon, Keene and elsewhere in recent days.
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Warmington's decades-old work fighting Oxycontin prescription limits remains a flashpoint in her second bid for the governor's office.
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An ethics probe into a retired justice and sudden unexplained health concerns for the Chief Justice, are focusing attention on the NH Supreme Court’s members, rather than their decisions.
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'It's the ultimate gift': Why some people are donating their bodies to Dartmouth and UVM for scienceAn estimated 20,000 Americans donate their bodies every year for scientific research. UVM and Dartmouth accept around 30 bodies a year,.
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Families from around the US travel to New Hampshire to celebrate their ties to Kazakhstan and eat traditional Kazakh food.
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The state primary is Sept. 8 and the general election is Nov. 3.
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A new report finds the state’s share of school funding costs has declined over time, while local taxpayers’ portion has grown.
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The $16 million sale of an oceanfront estate in North Hampton fueled Seacoast home sales this summer.
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Parents who lose federal food benefits may still have their children qualify for free and reduced price lunch – but not know it.
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The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted against a 287g agreement, but the issue is becoming increasingly political as a growing number of departments in the state sign on.
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Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald took a sudden medical leave of absence last week. Court officials say day-to-day operations won’t be affected.
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Democratic voters in NH's 1st Congressional District must soon decide; the ACLU challenges NH's policing of homeless under loitering law, and how to enjoy the Perseids meteor shower this month.