News

A car crash on Putney Road in Brattleboro caused a power outage and sent one person to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

A vacant Keene home under renovation was destroyed in an early morning fire, causing $375K in damages and prompting a multi-town firefighter response.

NH residents are invited to join summer bat counts to help track bat populations hit by white-nose syndrome; training sessions start in June 2025.

Keene police officer Jake Dube identified in April 29 shooting that left Cullen Costa hospitalized; investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Brattleboro police are investigating a South Main Street shooting that left one man hospitalized and temporarily closed nearby roads Saturday night.

Eric Gagne joins My Keene Now & Next to preview Keene’s Thing in the Spring festival, bringing indie music, arts, and community events May 16-18.

Celebrate Star Wars Day, musicals, and more in Keene this weekend with films, live theater, and family fun for all ages from May 2-4.

Keene City Council approves traffic changes, new stop signs, and hears updates on downtown projects and the 2025-26 budget at May 1 meeting.

A Putney man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car during a Brattleboro police traffic stop investigation.

Keene State professor Brinda Charry wins national prize for “The East Indian,” a novel reimagining America’s early colonial origins.