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  • Despite flooding at the Valero refinery in Port Arthur, most of the oil-industry infrastructure in the area suffered only minimal damage.
    Oil Markets Exhale as Rita Passes By
    Oil prices fell on world markets Sunday as traders expressed relief that Hurricane Rita spared most of the refineries along the Texas Gulf Coast.
  • People walk through Manhattan with surgical masks as fears of the coronavirus spreading through the U.S. increase in New York City.
    Do Masks Stay Or Do They Go?
    The CDC doesn't make policy, but its latest announcement has thrown policymakers and the public for a loop.
  • Friday N.H. News Roundup - October 16, 2015
    We're talking about the top New Hampshire headlines of the week: a bi-partisan group of politicos gathers in Manchester, at the No-Labels convention, a…
  • Primary 2016: First Democratic Presidential Debate
    Five presidential candidates faced off in Las Vegas in the first of six debates. With much of the focus on Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders these…
  • A Colombian immigrant studies ahead of her citizenship exam at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Queens office on May 30, 2013 in the Long Island City neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. (John Moore/Getty Images)
    U.S. Immigration By The Numbers
    In the first part of our series this week on immigration, we look at how immigrant demographics and numbers have changed.
  • Nashua's New Mayor To Hold Town Hall Events In Each City Ward
    The new mayor of Nashua is calling on residents to work together to address the city's challenges.Jim Donchess was sworn in Sunday at Nashua High School…
  • Friday N.H. News Roundup - August 29, 2014
    We’re looking at some of the top stories of the week: after a summer of protests, Arthur T. returns and a Market Basket deal is signed; primary politics…
  • Friday N.H. News Roundup - December 18, 2015
    We're talking about the top N.H. news stories of the week: state legislators are taking a gander at the long list of bills proposed for the upcoming…
  • Hillary Clinton, Jim Gilmore To File For New Hampshire Primary
    Jim Gilmore hasn't gotten much attention for his presidential bid - but he might have an audience today.The former Virginia governor hasn't even qualified…
  • Former Rockingham County Inmate Sues County For Negligence
    A former inmate at the Rockingham County prison is suing the county for allegedly not providing safe conditions inside their jail cells.The Portsmouth…
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