Amid a challenging political climate, NH Songa's organizer says it’s all the more important to continue to advocate for and uplift immigrant contributions to New Hampshire’s economy.

Although the report acknowledged in several instances the town needed to do better, officials argue the sweeping police response to a pro-Palestinian protest on the Dartmouth Green in May was appropriate against a perceived threat to public safety.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig says she would push to restore the tax, which will be eliminated for the 2025 tax year and beyond, and modify it to focus on higher earners. Republican Kelly Ayotte has attacked that stance and used it to say that Craig supports raising taxes.

Among those charged by the state, the former state Senator is the only person whose fraud charges are connected with pandemic assistance given to businesses.

Massachusetts is counting on offshore wind to create thousands of jobs, combat climate change and help keep the lights on in the coming decades. But some advocates worry that plans to develop more wind projects could be in jeopardy depending on the outcome of this year's presidential election.

Vermont Public staffers celebrated the fall season — and the year of the camelids — at a wool spinning class, apple orchard and potato plot.

The city is seeking to buy the parcel Eighty Eight Coffee sits on for a proposed sewer system overhaul to prevent the overflow of sewage into the Merrimack River.

With hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts sharing the woods this fall, abiding by safety recommendations can help keep everyone safe.

The shortnose sturgeon has been considered endangered since 1967 and was previously thought to live only as far north in the Connecticut River as Turners Falls, Mass.

Eight lease areas off the shores of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine are up for grabs.