News

Franklin Pierce University honors Frederick W. Pierce IV and James McKim at its 60th Commencement for leadership, education, and community impact.

Keene Parks & Recreation Director Carrah Fisk-Hennessey discusses red pine scale threats, tree removal, and summer programs on WKBK’s “Good Morning.”

Photographers can enter Savings Bank of Walpole’s 2025 Community Calendar Photo Contest to showcase local beauty and win cash prizes.

Five Keene State College student-athletes earned Little East Conference honors for standout performances in lacrosse and track & field from March 24-31.

A state investigation found police were justified in using deadly force during a Piscataqua River Bridge standoff involving a Troy, NH man last summer.

Cheshire Medical Center’s Teddy Bear Clinic lets kids role-play as doctors, easing fears of medical visits with hands-on learning and fun activities.

New Hampshire launches tougher enforcement and awareness campaigns to combat distracted driving, urging drivers to put their phones down and stay focused.

Keene moves to boost fire department staffing amid record emergency calls, approving temporary overtime and hiring efforts to ease firefighter strain.

Keene closes roads for annual amphibian migration as frogs and salamanders travel to breeding wetlands during the spring’s first rainy nights.

Now through April 30th the gym will provide free access for both members and nonmembers impacted by the fire.