Claremont names former fire chief as interim city manager

New book traces Twin States' cultural split to the soil itself.

Vermont Law and Graduate School Professor emeritus Brian Porto explores the contrasting political identities and governance styles of New Hampshire and Vermont in his new book, "Twin States, Different Paths: The Politics of New Hampshire and Vermont."

Art Notes: Main Street Museum to host Clash of Casseroles

Organizers of the Revenge of Movie Night series at the Main Street Museum in White River Junction will host a casserole-themed competition during its upcoming screening on Tuesday, September 29.

Vermont man faces federal charge of threatening to kill the president

A 21-year-old Vermont man named Keegan Lagasse was ordered to be held in custody following his first federal court appearance for allegedly sending an online tip to the FBI threatening to kill President Donald Trump.

As federal protections shrink, fate of NH wildlife increasingly in state lawmakers’ hands

Changes to the federal Endangered Species Act regarding the definition of harm and take have increased the significance of New Hampshire's state conservation laws as both levels of government navigate shifting regulatory landscapes.

Vermont town's residents persist in fight against proposed telecommunications tower

Residents of Westmore, Vermont, have filed a motion requesting a reargument before the Vermont Supreme Court following the court's affirmation of a Public Utility Commission decision to allow the construction of a 140-foot telecommunications tower near Lake Willoughby.