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SWANZEY, N.H. (MyKeeneNow)  Nilly, a 2-year-old female “spirit cat,” is a reserved beauty with […]

Tajin, a 2-year-old orange tabby, is a shy but handsome boy with a quiet soul—an independent companion who finds comfort in calm surroundings and gentle hearts.

A months-long investigation by Keene Police determined a prohibited U-turn led to a July crash on Route 101, resulting in a vehicular assault charge against a Massachusetts driver.

Tri-State Restoration is collecting household supplies and cash donations for David’s House, which supports families with hospitalized children.

Keene’s updated Community Power plan will boost renewable energy to 50% in its standard option with modest rate increases starting in December.

Keene voters reelected Mayor Jay Kahn and several incumbents, welcomed new councilors, and rejected ballot questions on keno and social districts.

Officials and residents renewed calls for safety fixes on Route 9, citing distracted driving and dangerous intersections as key concerns.

A temporary chlorine odor affected Keene’s east side Tuesday, but city officials confirm the water remains safe to drink.

With heating season underway, fire officials remind residents that working CO alarms save lives during National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month.

Mobile food pantries open statewide Nov. 5 to help New Hampshire residents affected by the federal shutdown and delayed SNAP benefits.