All Things Considered

New Hampshire recently upped the amount that lawyers can get paid when they take on cases where defendants can't afford an attorney. It's one way to address the shortage of lawyers willing to accept these cases.

We asked, you answered.

We asked, you answered.

New Hampshire's Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez spoke about the office's annual report and its role moving forward as it faces defunding from state lawmakers.

Laconia Housing Authority is facing uncertainty over funding for housing vouchers and supportive services.

There’s uncertainty over how those cuts could affect services and programs provided by libraries across the state.

Every winter, over 2 million visitors come to New Hampshire’s ski areas to enjoy the slopes. Meet one of people who make it possible.

Nearly $6 million have been allocated to town and city governments to hire consultants for zoning as part of a statewide grant program. A report from New Hampshire Housing focused on 11 of those communities.

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Harrisville fifth-grader Jade Adams ran on the platform that New Hampshire should ban animal testing.