Offices housing the U.S. Geological Survey's New England Water Science Center and the regional headquarters of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will not close at the end of the summer. The agencies still face steep budget cuts under the Trump administration's budget proposal.

The VisitNH post on social media site X linked to a state webpage listing Pride Month events. That page was reactivated, but the post remains deleted.

As Pinkerton Academy seniors embark on diverse paths to adulthood, they are clear-eyed about paying for school and the careers they've chosen.

The organization lost $8.4 million between August and January, forcing them to dip into financial reserves. Now, the coalition, the state’s second-largest electricity supplier, has higher rates than New Hampshire’s other utility companies.

New Hampshire is holding a competition for a new heirloom marriage certificate design. The chosen design will be available for purchase starting next year.

This past May was the third wettest in New Hampshire’s history, according to AccuWeather.

Over 160 Manchester fourth graders at community schools earned bikes or sports kits through a partnership with the Queen City Bike Collective

Recent rainfall means streams are running high and soils are wet, leaving those areas more vulnerable to flash flooding. But the threat diminishes after sunset.

A New England group joined a national bird count to spread the joy of birding and make it more accessible to everyone.

For many, the national chain was more than a store with generous coupons: It was a place to connect and find inspiration for hobbies and side hustles.