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Paul Cuno-Booth/NHPRFind out where to go for help and how to stay safe as the temperature gets dangerously low. -
Dan Tuohy / NHPRPFAS contamination, in these cases leftover from firefighting foam used by the military, can be a big public health issue. The timeline for cleanup projects to address that contamination is unclear, after a Department of Defense report that seemed to delay projects.
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A new survey finds two-thirds of Granite Staters say they don’t plan on cutting back their holiday gift spending this year, despite overall pessimism about the economy. -
The review was prompted by an NHPR investigation that revealed a close ally of Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald was laid off for 48-hours, allowing her to collect accrued benefits, before being rehired into a new role. -
What does it take to go on a labor strike? What makes a strike legal or illegal? -
New Hampshire's Cold Case Unit solves the murder of Judy Lord, who was discovered in her apartment in Concord, NH, on May 20, 1975. -
Protestors continue to urge consumers to boycott Avelo at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport for as long as the company continues a contract to operate deportation flights. -
Caregivers often work fulltime, while also watching over adults and children with disabilities. A new report underscores the need to support those people, as well. -
The start of the holiday season this year coincides with increased need for food assistance for thousands of Granite Staters. NHPR compiled a partial list of some places giving or taking Thanksgiving donations. -
As New Hampshire's workforce is aging, businesses need young employees to settle down here. -
Every other week on NHPR, we like to put a spotlight on people and places around the state on Give Back NH. -
The first White Mountains Almanac was published this week. It’s a month-by-month look at the region’s climate and ecosystem.