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A tied vote left the Keene Planning Board unable to decide on a gravel pit expansion, continuing a heated debate over its regional impacts.

Joe Bills, associate editor of The Old Farmer’s Almanac, joined WKBK’s Good Morning with Dan Mitchell Wednesday to share the 2026 edition’s forecasts and features.

New Hampshire election officials are reminding residents to review voter registration rules and documentation requirements ahead of upcoming city and special elections.

A Stoddard woman was hospitalized after a rollover crash Tuesday; police say speed was a factor and issued her a summons for negligent driving.

A vehicle rolled into a Stoddard yard early Tuesday, leaving the driver injured and prompting emergency response from local fire and EMS crews.

Keene has extended its ban on outdoor burning and fireworks as fire danger reaches “very high” levels, raising the risk of fast-moving wildfires.

Swanzey has broken ground on its long-awaited $3.5 million fire station, a project years in the making and approved by voters in March.

Keene’s Pavement Preservation Project continues Aug. 26, bringing temporary road closures and detours on several city streets throughout the day.

As the new school year begins, Keene High students are returning to class under stricter cellphone policies mandated by a statewide ban.

The Keene City Council voted to have the mayor issue a proclamation supporting the LGBTQIA+ community, set to be read at the upcoming Keene Pride Festival on Sept. 21.