A deteriorating New Hampshire bridge highlights America’s aging infrastructure, delayed repairs and growing challenges in maintaining essential public services.
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Cyanobacteria, and Their Toxins, Are Incredibly Diverse. How Can Risk Be Measured?
Scientists are examining diverse cyanobacteria and their toxins to improve water-quality monitoring, assess health risks and protect communities from harmful blooms.
Scientists are examining diverse cyanobacteria and their toxins to improve water-quality monitoring, assess health risks and protect communities from harmful blooms.
How Will AI Reshape Life in New Hampshire? There Are No Real Words
A New Hampshire commentary explores AI’s growing influence on data centers, writing, journalism, communication, culture, and everyday life.
A New Hampshire commentary explores AI’s growing influence on data centers, writing, journalism, communication, culture, and everyday life.
New Hampshire Has a Chance to Build Something Better for Kids
A commentary explores how New Hampshire could invest in real-world connections, youth programs, and community spaces for children beyond screen time.
A commentary explores how New Hampshire could invest in real-world connections, youth programs, and community spaces for children beyond screen time.
What Civil Rights Enforcement Cuts Mean for Students With Disabilities
Cuts and restructuring at the federal Office for Civil Rights are changing how families seek help when schools fail to meet disability rights requirements.
Cuts and restructuring at the federal Office for Civil Rights are changing how families seek help when schools fail to meet disability rights requirements.
‘Did a Student Write This?’ Writing Still Needs to Be Taught.
The rise of AI in schools is raising concerns about what students lose when technology does the thinking and writing for them, underscoring the need to preserve writing as a foundation for critical thinking, reflection, resilience, and intellectual growth.
The rise of AI in schools is raising concerns about what students lose when technology does the thinking and writing for them, underscoring the need to preserve writing as a foundation for critical thinking, reflection, resilience, and intellectual growth.
It’s Time to Rethink What We Mean by ‘High Quality Childcare’
A closer look at childcare quality challenges traditional measures and emphasizes children’s needs, relationships, and family experiences.
A closer look at childcare quality challenges traditional measures and emphasizes children’s needs, relationships, and family experiences.
New Hampshire’s Jail Staffing Challenge Isn’t Just About Jails
Staffing shortages in New Hampshire jails are tied to broader workforce, public safety, healthcare, and community challenges.
Staffing shortages in New Hampshire jails are tied to broader workforce, public safety, healthcare, and community challenges.
Wildfire Smoke Is Now the Primary Pollutant Affecting Pregnancy, Study Shows
A study finds wildfire smoke exposure is increasingly linked to pregnancy risks as air pollution patterns change.
A study finds wildfire smoke exposure is increasingly linked to pregnancy risks as air pollution patterns change.
Fish and Game Funding Crisis Often Portrayed as a Financial Issue. In Reality, It’s a Political One.
New Hampshire’s wildlife funding challenges persist because political decisions—not just budget constraints—have stalled long-discussed reforms.
New Hampshire’s wildlife funding challenges persist because political decisions—not just budget constraints—have stalled long-discussed reforms.
America Turns 250. It Wasn’t a Foregone Conclusion.
Although the Newburgh Conspiracy is rarely taught in school, every American child learns that the Constitution, not some would-be king, is the supreme law of the land.
Although the Newburgh Conspiracy is rarely taught in school, every American child learns that the Constitution, not some would-be king, is the supreme law of the land.
What Is More American Than Standing up for the Marginalized?
Standing up for marginalized communities is central to American democratic values and civic identity.
Standing up for marginalized communities is central to American democratic values and civic identity.
Real Estate Deal Gives a Boost to New Hampshire’s Imperiled State Butterfly
The acquisition will expand the limited amount of protected habitat for the species, which is New Hampshire’s state butterfly, as well as more than two dozen other species of concern, according to the Department of Fish and Game.
The acquisition will expand the limited amount of protected habitat for the species, which is New Hampshire’s state butterfly, as well as more than two dozen other species of concern, according to the Department of Fish and Game.
How Climate Change Is Reshaping Trails in the White Mountains
That approach created some iconic routes up and down the region’s famous peaks — but it also established trails that tend to be aligned with the path of rainfall runoff.
That approach created some iconic routes up and down the region’s famous peaks — but it also established trails that tend to be aligned with the path of rainfall runoff.
Dozens of New Hampshire Lakes Are at War With Invasive Plants. For Most, It’s a Losing Battle.
Kayakers and paddleboarders help, too, heading out in the early morning when the surface is calm to peer into the depths.
Kayakers and paddleboarders help, too, heading out in the early morning when the surface is calm to peer into the depths.
More Americans Are Hungry in the Face of Federal Cuts, Rising Grocery Prices
Families are facing rising grocery prices at the same time that many of the most vulnerable are losing access to the nation’s largest food assistance program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
Families are facing rising grocery prices at the same time that many of the most vulnerable are losing access to the nation’s largest food assistance program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.