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Mont Vernon voters approved changing the controversial name of a pond at its town meeting Tuesday night.Whether or not to rename Jew Pond, which many…

While we at StateImpact like to talk about trends and broad-brush movements in business and economics, occasionally it’s helpful to zoom-in and look at individual cases of business success. For

News Corp. said he was stepping down to focus on the company's international TV business.

Faced with strong, statewide opposition officials from Northern Pass say they are reworking parts of their plan, including finding a better route through…

Governor John Lynch used his final state of the state address to ask GOP lawmakers change the tone in Concord, and to reverse course on cuts to higher…

By JOHN DILLON While some critics are lining up to oppose the Northern Pass Project in New Hampshire, others are following those wires to their source.And…

We'll admit it: The telephone pole property tax sounds like a dry topic for the 2012 Legislative session at first glance. And at second glance, for that matter. But fortunately

Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury died Tuesday at the age of 91. Among other things, he wrote The Martian Chronicles and Fahrenheit 451. Commentator Andrew Chaikin talks about the influence Bradbury had on science and the space program.

As a farmer in Bhutan, Laxmi Narayan Mishre provided food and stability for his family.But when ethnic tensions flared in the small Himalayan country, his…

When a bookmobile broke down last winter in rural Vermont, patrons, especially preschoolers, really missed it. Then a donor, who heard an NPR story about the rolling library's demise, came up with over $100,000 for a replacement. The town can't believe its good fortune. Vermont Public Radio's Charlotte Albright reports.