Liese Lee Berkowitz, a refugee from Nazi Germany who devoted her career to settling refugees in America, died at age 99 on May 22 in Sarasota, FL, her home of four decades.<b ...

Growing up in New Hampshire with a strong-willed mother, author Alice Burt shares her adventures exploring the state's natural wonders and building character.

Bickford peacefully succumbed after a courageous fifteen-year battle with vascular dementia on May 13th at the age of 93.She is predeceased ...

Discover how Bear Brook State Park's timber harvest is preparing a future recreational trail, increasing outdoor opportunities for people with disabilities.

Andy Sanborn appeared in Merrimack County Superior Court on Thursday on charges accusing him of theft by unauthorized taking over pandemic relief funds. Credit: Zoey Knox—New Hampshire Public Radio ...

Rick Malcolm and his wife often find themselves beyond the reach of emergency services: They like to hike, and they know they need to be prepared in the event of a health crisis. The couple, who live ...

After serving a combined 28 years in the New Hampshire Legislature, Carol and Dan McGuire, early movers of the Free State Project, are retiring from politics.

Brennan Bourque thinks Everett Arena should open up for live music. Bourque told city councilors they should find ways to diversify events to meet the needs of the people and generate more revenue to ...

A Gilford couple is suing the police and the town in federal court, accusing officers of violating their constitutional rights after both were pulled out of their home and arrested while they were ...

A bystander watches as City firefighters extinguish a basement fire in a home at 19 Brookside Dr. on Saturday, May 23. Credit: JAY HEATH / For the Monitor Sign up for the Concord Monitor’s morning ...

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais destroys the Voting Rights Act, undermining equality and enabling voter suppression.

New Hampshire honors fallen law enforcement officers in a solemn memorial ceremony. Names of 56 officers killed in the line of duty were read aloud.