A covered bridge quest in Vermont

Housing Authority seeks Hartford-area land donations

The Vermont State Housing Authority is seeking landowners in Hartford and surrounding areas to donate or sell their land for $7,500 to build affordable single-family homes as part of its Move-In Vermont program.

Johnstone leaves Lebanon girls tennis coaching role

After leading the Lebanon High girls tennis team to two consecutive NHIAA Division III state championships, head coach Rob Johnstone has stepped down from his role, citing the need to focus on his teaching work and the fact that his assistant coach will no longer be able to attend away matches.

Hotter summers are changing the way people spend time outdoors

New research from the University of New Hampshire shows that New Hampshire summers are getting hotter, affecting outdoor activities and posing risks to vulnerable populations, and suggests planning ahead to stay safe.

NH lawmakers say state can’t afford $55 million for youth center abuse victims — for now

New Hampshire lawmakers have allocated $20 million to the settlement fund for the 1,700 victims of abuse at the state-run youth detention center, while the fund's head has requested an additional $35 million to settle the remaining claims.

Ayotte signs NH law prohibiting the sale of children’s data 

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 1460 into law, prohibiting businesses from selling a child's online personal data to a third party in New Hampshire, effective January 1, 2027.