Economic pressures and rising costs shape New Hampshire political landscape

To the mayor’s surprise, Gov. Scott directs state police to patrol Burlington

Governor Phil Scott has directed the Vermont State Police to resume patrols in downtown Burlington to address public safety concerns ahead of several major upcoming events.

A pharmacy chain in Vermont implemented AI. It’s led to delays, incorrect information and privacy concerns.

Kinney Drugs faces criticism from customers in Vermont and New York over an AI refill tool that has caused medication errors, delays, and privacy concerns.

A Look Back: Orford remembers Maxima, its record-breaking dairy star

Orford residents celebrated the historic milk production record of Tullando Royalty Maxima, a cow whose legacy continues to influence the success of the multi-generational Tullando Farm.

UNH’s new 3-year bachelor degrees will save some students $10K in tuition

The University of New Hampshire is reducing the required credits for its online management and computer information technology bachelor's degrees to allow students to graduate in three years starting this fall.

Vermont faces record bear encounters as Fish and Wildlife seeks earlier reporting

Vermont officials are urging citizens to report bear sightings despite fears of culling, as rising human-bear conflicts lead the state to consider expanding hunting seasons to manage the growing population.