State authorities investigate Greenville man's ATV crash in local sand pit

After years of applying, Hancock Fire Department wins FEMA grant for new tanker

The Hancock Fire Department was awarded nearly $429,000 through a federal grant to replace a tanker truck that has been in service since 1988.

State anticipates more visitors during leaf-peeping season

New Hampshire officials project that fall foliage season will attract approximately 3.9 million visitors and generate $2 billion in spending this year, marking a significant increase over last year's figures.

Manufactured home prices in NH take biggest jump in summer

The median sales price of manufactured homes in New Hampshire jumped 10% to $186,750 in August, marking the largest increase among all housing types despite a rise in overall market inventory.

Photos: Jaffrey Historical Society moves into new facility

The Jaffrey Historical Society officially moved its collection of artifacts and archives into its new location at the former town office building on Saturday.

N.H. authors to get part of A.I. settlement but more problems loom

It’s fair to say that Margaret Porter of Concord, author of 17 published novels, has mixed feelings about her upcoming payment as part of a massive lawsuit over books that were stolen to help develop more powerful artificial intelligence software. On the one hand, it’s nice that the A.I. company Anthropic is being made to cough up $1.5 billion to authors and publishers as penance and that she will get a few thousand of those dollars. On the other hand, the settlement avoids the deeper question of whether A.I. companies can “train” their models on created material without paying for it. […]