How climate change is reshaping trails in the White Mountains

Ralph Wright, ‘revered and feared’ longest-serving Vermont House speaker, dies at 91

Ralph Wright, the longest-serving and most powerful speaker in Vermont history, passed away at the age of 91, leaving behind a legacy of transforming the state's legislature and championing civil rights legislation.

‘Vermont that still feels wild’: Three waterways proposed for the ‘National Park System for rivers’

Conservation organizations and communities in the Northeast Kingdom are pushing to add three waterways to the federal Wild and Scenic Rivers System, which provides funding and support to free-flowing rivers with outstanding natural, cultural, or recreational value.

The GOP leader in the NH House announces run for Speaker

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne, R-Auburn, has announced his bid for House Speaker, and will be actively campaigning this election season to grow the GOP majority at the Statehouse.

ACA health insurance enrollment in NH dropped 4.1% this year

Enrollment in the New Hampshire health insurance marketplace decreased by 4.1% this year, following several years of growth, while the national rate of people without insurance is predicted to increase from 7.6% in 2025 to 10.1% in 2028.

State asks NH's top court to reconsider reversal of Adam Montgomery's murder conviction

The state's top prosecutor has asked the New Hampshire Supreme Court to reconsider its decision to reverse the second-degree murder conviction against Adam Montgomery for the beating death of his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony, saying the evidence presented to the jury was overwhelming.