With summer campaign season coming to an end, Dem voters in NH's CD1 must soon decide

Cassandra Sanchez came to NH to bring change. She’s leaving concerned for children’s future.

Cassandra Sanchez resigned as New Hampshire's Child Advocate amid political friction, significant budget cuts, and an ongoing investigation into alleged abuses at the state's largest juvenile detention center.

New Hampshire is likely to stay wedded to the regional grid. Should the relationship be reformed?

After a study concluded that New Hampshire should remain part of the regional electric grid to avoid higher costs, state officials and lawmakers are shifting their focus toward seeking greater transparency and reform within existing regulatory structures.

City seeks $15.3 million to extend life Lebanon landfill by 19 years

Lebanon is seeking state approval for a $15.3 million expansion of its solid waste facility, known as phase 3, to prevent running out of landfill space in less than three years.

Police chief Ryan Porter begins training as Canaan town administrator

Canaan's Selectboard has selected Police Chief Ryan Porter to undergo a multi-year training process to eventually become the town's permanent administrator.

An automobile, a bicycle, and a man and his dog

Retired educator Jonathan Stableford reflects on how chance encounters and coincidences, ranging from a brief roadside alignment in Vermont to a historical shipwreck, shape the trajectory of human lives.