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Central Square Traffic Pattern Changes Begin Wednesday as Utility Work Continues in Downtown Keene

The most noticeable change will be the shutdown of the outbound slip lane from Central Square to West Street beginning July 15.
Keene weighs new rules for short-term rentals as councilors raise housing concerns

The discussion grew out of an unrelated land-use code update tied to state law.
Windham County court to launch Rapid Accountability Docket

Officials say the Rapid Accountability Docket will speed up case resolution while connecting defendants to services sooner.
Former Hinsdale official admits to stealing from Phelps Company

This week, Darcy entered guilty pleas to five bank fraud charges.
Keene Fire Department Adds Four New Probationary Firefighters

The additions bring the department closer to the staffing target city officials outlined in May.

Shawn Loan chosen to lead Vermont State Police after Matt Birmingham retirement

Loan’s background in the Northeast Kingdom gives him firsthand understanding of the problems facing rural communities in Vermont.
Windham County court to launch Rapid Accountability Docket

Officials say the Rapid Accountability Docket will speed up case resolution while connecting defendants to services sooner.
Hearing set over Vermont Catholic trust funds as abuse case intensifies

The chapter 11 filing, made in the fall of 2024, came after decades of settlements and claims tied to priest misconduct.
Vermonters Cite Cost Pressures as a Major Reason They May Leave, UNH Survey Finds

The same report suggests the strain is shaping long-term decisions for many residents.
Dog Found Along Route 7A in Arlington

Vermont State Police are asking for the public’s help after a female chocolate Labrador retriever was found along Route 7A in Arlington.

Central Square Traffic Pattern Changes Begin Wednesday as Utility Work Continues in Downtown Keene

The most noticeable change will be the shutdown of the outbound slip lane from Central Square to West Street beginning July 15.
Keene weighs new rules for short-term rentals as councilors raise housing concerns

The discussion grew out of an unrelated land-use code update tied to state law.
Former Hinsdale official admits to stealing from Phelps Company

This week, Darcy entered guilty pleas to five bank fraud charges.
Attorney General’s Office Seeks Fresh Leads in 42-Year-Old Concord Disappearance

The renewed appeal comes as the Attorney General’s Office continues to gather additional information in long-running unsolved cases.
Keene Fire Department Adds Four New Probationary Firefighters

The additions bring the department closer to the staffing target city officials outlined in May.

New England Traffic Crackdown Aims at Speeding, Distracted and Impaired Driving

Police in New Hampshire said speeding was linked to 33 deaths in the state in 2024.
New Hampshire food company to contribute to settlement over Massachusetts animal welfare claims

Massachusetts officials said the products violated the state’s animal welfare law.
Advisory Issued for North Hampton State Park Beach After Bacteria Samples

DES said the contamination appears to be linked to wildlife rather than the sewage leak reported out of Haverhill.

State fiscal officers push back on health care cost pressures

Pieciak said the end of Affordable Care Act subsidies has already pushed more than 2,500 Vermonters to go without insurance.