Month: June 2022

New Hampshire residents facing drastic increases in their electric bills could get some relief via several proposals outlined Wednesday by

LITTLETON — “Big Bertha,” the 1931 LaFrance fire engine that was the first of its kind in New Hampshire and

LYNDON — The town-village merger committee held its first meeting earlier this month. As a first step, they will review

Another suspect in the Danville murder-for-hire case is being moved from a Nevada jail cell to a Vermont jail cell.

NORTH COUNTRY — Summits In Solidarity is back for a third year. Groups of hikers will summit peaks across New

LYNDON — Plans for a Sanborn Covered Bridge Riverfront Park are taking shape. The Select Board on Monday reviewed conceptual

 A new law creating a provisional ballot system in New Hampshire faces lawsuits days after it was enacted. The ACLU

The death of a man in the city of Rutland last week has been preliminarily ruled a homicide, police said

Vermont’s governor, who supported changes to the state’s gun laws after what he felt was a narrowly averted school shooting,

Divers from N.H. Fish & Game recovered a body from the Connecticut River at approximately 1:50 p.m. on Tuesday after