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Keene officials are encouraging residents and business owners to attend a series of public budget meetings in May and June as the City Council reviews spending plans for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.

Motorists in Keene should expect temporary lane closures and alternating traffic patterns as sewer and paving projects begin at multiple locations starting May 8.

A new Keene exhibit explores how war, loyalty, and personal choices shaped everyday lives in the Monadnock Region during the American Revolution.

New Hampshire officials say a renewed cold case investigation has determined that Wayne Ring killed 25-year-old Carrie Hicks in Acworth in 2007 before attempting to take his own life.

A Manchester woman safely made it off Mount Monadnock Wednesday night after fog and low visibility caused her to lose the trail during her descent, according to a New Hampshire Fish and Game news release.

State and local officials told residents at a Keene town hall that declining state support for schools, infrastructure, and municipal services is placing growing pressure on local property taxpayers.

Sections of North Lincoln Street and Jordan Road in Keene will close to vehicular traffic overnight May 6–7 to protect migrating frogs and salamanders during a potential “Big Night.”

This past weekend’s Saturday Morning Live on WKBK featured discussion about community services and the impact of state funding decisions on local property taxes.

WKBK Radio spotlights summer recreation plans and higher education opportunities, and growing concerns about state-driven property tax pressures.

 A Keene man is facing federal charges after authorities say he traveled to Vermont expecting to meet a minor for sex in an undercover operation.