Month: January 2022

Tuition costs for New Hampshire residents have been frozen for the fourth straight year at the University System of New

The  Vermont State Police has released its latest summary of internal investigations against its troopers. The document released Friday deals

The Vermont House of Representatives has passed legislation that would help keep firearms out of hospitals and give law enforcement

Authorities in New Hampshire are investigating what they are calling the “untimely death” of an inmate at a state prison.

Rite Aid has agreed to pay $30,000 in a settlement to resolve allegations that its pharmacists at a Manchester store

Littleton Selectmen are mulling an upgrade of the town’s nearly three-decade-old election ballot tabulator machine. While it works and its

BURKE — Select Board members voted unenthusiastic support for proposed town and highway budgets on Wednesday. Meeting via video conference,

State health officials on Wednesday reported a confirmed COVID-19 outbreak at Country Village Center in Lancaster. The long-term care facility

NEK Broadband is celebrating several milestones and eyeing millions of dollars in grants to support the buildout of its planned