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The question asks voters to vote yes or no on imposing a tax cap on local school spending.
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Heating oil is used by more than one-third of New Hampshire’s homes. Northern New England leads the country in terms of how many Granite Staters burn fuel oil No. 2 in their furnaces.
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The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume deportations of migrants to countries that are not identified in their removal orders. It also plans to hear full arguments on the case.
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Hale, who lived in the Monadnock Region, was a fixture of New England journalism and publishing for decades.
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Acclaimed two-time Grammy nominee singer-songwriter Eliza Gilkyson performs an intimate set in the Word Barn Meadow. Eliza’s lyrics and storytelling plunges right into the heart of the personal and political. It’s honest, stark, moving — and stubbornly hopeful.
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Old Hat Stringband's Steve and Whitney Roy stopped by The Folk Show with Kate McNally with some songs from their newest "Powerlines" release.
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Judge William Sullivan is expected to consider several motions from the defense that could impact next steps in the case. Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz has not said yet if he plans to re-try Clancy.
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NH State Rep. Ned Raynolds challenged House Republican Leader Jason Osborne to a fist fight in Market Square in Portsmouth. He says he will not heed Republican calls for him to resign.
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UNH's new police chief, David Hobbs, most recently served as chief of police and director of public safety at Northern Essex Community College in Massachusetts.
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New Hampshire residents with outstanding motor vehicle violations in other states, including convictions and suspensions, could see their New Hampshire driver’s license revoked even if those violations are many years old.
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Nashua-based educator Priscilla Colón is leading an effort to teach the Taíno language, once spoken across the Caribbean, to new generations.
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