Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest to remain open, USDA to 'reexamine' plans to close Bartlett research facility

Call a vet, then the authorities, SPCA expert recommends after horse rescued from neck-deep mud at Bear Brook

Mountain bikers, first responders, and the NHSPCA worked together to rescue a 24-year-old standardbred horse that became trapped in deep mud at Bear Brook State Park over the weekend.

DHHS promises home care reforms after settlement reached in Choices for Independence class action lawsuit

A settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit against the state Department of Health and Human Services over its administration of the Choices for Independence program, requiring the department to implement programmatic reforms over the next four years.

Two New Hampshire coaches selected for USA ski jumping development program

Two New Hampshire ski jumping coaches, Ryan Killion and Will Raincourt, are scheduled to attend coaching development courses at the 2026 U.S. Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined National Championships in Lake Placid starting October 6.

Opinion: The nuclear 'fantasy' got its federal permit

In an opinion piece, Kyle Haines argues that New Hampshire should pursue nuclear power, such as small modular reactors, to provide reliable, low-emission electricity during periods of low renewable energy production known as a dunkelflaute.

Frances A. Howland

<html><head></head><body>Frances A. (Quimby) Howland<br /><br />Concord, NH - Frances A. (Quimby) Howland, of Concord New Hampshire, formerly of Reading and North Woodstock, New Hampshire, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, with fa ...