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Keene Mayor Jay Kahn discussed plans for the country’s 250th, Main Street project changes, homelessness and more on WKBK.
Residents will debate Swanzey’s proposed budget, a new public works facility, zoning changes and other warrant articles ahead of March voting.
Investigators are again asking for public help as the 25th anniversary nears of the disappearance of Tina Sinclair and her daughter, Bethany, from their West Chesterfield home.
New Hampshire officials say annual vehicle inspections remain in effect for now, but drivers whose stickers are expiring will have extra time to comply while the state challenges a federal court order.
A Brattleboro man faces felony assault and misdemeanor trespassing charges following an altercation at a local residence that left a woman briefly unconscious.
State officials and lawmakers are weighing ways to ease the impact of a federal court order keeping New Hampshire’s annual vehicle inspections in place, including lowering fines and restricting police enforcement.
Rindge and the Jaffrey-Rindge Memorial Ambulance have agreed to a new contract, ensuring uninterrupted emergency medical service through 2026.
From a John Prine tribute film and a silent-movie classic with live organ to major touring acts, comedy and folk music, the final weekend of January offers something for nearly every taste.
Cynthia R. Georgina, a respected and familiar voice on WKBK Radio for decades, died Jan. 22, leaving behind a legacy of thoughtful, civil local talk radio in the Monadnock Region.
Prosecutors have filed multiple felony firearm charges against a New Ipswich man accused of firing into an occupied Jaffrey apartment in December.