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Jager, a 10-year-old domestic shorthair at the Monadnock Humane Society, is a gentle giant on a weight-loss journey who loves cuddles and attention once he warms up.
The men’s and women’s basketball teams for Keene State College will be on the road Friday, Feb. 27 for the semifinals of the Little East Conference Tournament.
Cheshire Medical Center’s capital campaign has reached $41 million toward its $42 million goal, bringing expanded cancer care, surgical upgrades, and local access to advanced treatment closer to reality.
Swanzey officials issued a public update Thursday outlining the status of the long-planned Christian Hill Bridge replacement as voters prepare to decide competing proposals at the March 10 town election.
Dog trainer Denise Mazzola joined WKBK Radio’s “Ask the Trainer” to share winter pet training tips and answer listener questions about jumping, car sickness, and anxiety.
New Hampshire asks its Supreme Court to overturn decades-old Claremont rulings as school funding fight and Claremont’s budget crisis continue.
Keene has declared a winter weather parking ban from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m. Thursday on five downtown streets.
A new UNH Granite State Poll finds most Granite Staters say ICE has made the U.S. less safe, while illegal immigration remains a serious concern.
Leo Chaikin is playing his best basketball of the season as Keene State College gets ready for the first round of the Little East Conference Tournament.
Local housing officials and a state lawmaker discussed supply shortages, new Keene developments, zoning reforms and volunteer efforts during Saturday’s “What’s Happening” on WKBK Radio.