Tragically, the latest state budget continues a long tradition of failing to represent the values of compassion, well-being ...

Baseball games can last a long time but just as often they can end in a hurry. Little League games in particular last six ...

Governor Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 467 into law on Monday, giving adults the green light to purchase to-go alcoholic ...

With lakes, beaches, mountains, forests, rivers, and the ocean for people who enjoy the outdoors, New Hampshire is a paradise ...

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's proposal for a few city-run stores in food deserts isn’t even radical by ...

Hiding Easter eggs in a series or film is often a great way to inspire fans to rewatch in search of the hidden clues, and ...

Join in the fun on a guided bike tour through New Hampshire's Port City.

Breaking Bad always keeps fans on its toes, but one of the most surprising elements was Walter White's change of scenery.

Hanna Trudo, the former senior political correspondent at The Hill, is considering running for Congress as a Democrat in New Hampshire’s 1st District.

Legal fireworks and helmet-free motorcycle rides. New Hampshire, with its “Live Free or Die” motto, boasts many distinctions. Gov. Chris Sununu is trying to safeguard another: its lone area code.

In 1969, when New Hampshire officials decided to put the state’s motto — “live free or die” — on its license plates, many citizens viewed the act as an endorsement of the deeply ...

Appropriately, the state motto is “Live free or die.” Unlike other states where only registered Democrats can vote in their primary, and registered Republicans in theirs, New Hampshire allows ...