Conway, New Hampshire, is trying to make a local bakery take down a mural of colorful baked goods. The bakery says that violates its First Amendment rights.

The mass firings of federal government workers currently underway mean probationary employees face the prospect of losing their jobs, affecting workers in New Hampshire.

As many as 220,000 federal workers nationwide could be affected by the ongoing layoffs, part of a broader effort by the Trump ...

TFMoran's mixed-use development is designed to support the region’s growing economy while offering a unique living experience ...

Get lost in this whimsical land of unique and abstract sculptures tucked away in a free garden brimming with dense greenery ...

CONCORD — Franklin Rep. James Thibault (Merrimack 25), the youngest New Hampshire state representative, introduced his first solo sponsored bill to establish Daniel Webster Day. Thibault spoke about h ...

As town meeting season nears, the New Hampshire Secretary of State's Office is reminding residents of a new voter ID law.

Secretary of State David Scanlan reminds new residents and people they can no longer use affidavits to prove their qualifications as voters.

It will give families easy access to information about their loved ones' daily activities, participation and meals.

Claire Walker, owner of CW Events Hampshire, started the Weyhill Indoor Weekly Market out of her passion to get people to 'shop local' in ...

The North Andover Historical Society (NAHS) will honor the many achievements and lessons of women in the community and beyond ...

The moratorium will be part of the policy section of the state budget. It will also introduce a new siting proposal that ...