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PORTSMOUTH —The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup (CAW) announces the annual New Hampshire Rising Tides Photo Contest on January 21-24, 2023. The Rising Tides Photo Contest aims to raise awareness

While there are some signs of downward pressure on record-high prices, homes in New Hampshire were increasingly harder to afford through 2022.

While there are some signs of downward pressure on record-high prices, homes in New Hampshire were increasingly harder to afford through 2022.The so-called affordability index in the state’s four largest population counties started the year with...

History, connection, ties to Massachusetts the theme as Gov. Maura Healey, Lt. Gov. Kimberly Driscoll take oaths of office

Earl Ganoe Jr. pleaded guilty to one count of reckless manslaughter. This is what he told police.

Heres why the entire project, which would bring millions in tax revenue, could depend on the town of Seabrook.

Next year will be an off-election cycle in New Hampshire, but that doesn’t mean that all will be quiet along the campaign trail in the Granite State.With the 2024 White House race officially underway, and an open contest for the Republican...

Heavy rain, strong gusty winds, and astronomically high tides are all expected with winds out of the southeast at 25 to 35 mph and gusts up to 70 mph.

The powerful storm that's hitting New Hampshire brought whipping winds and heavy rain to the Seacoast on Friday.

Heavy rain, strong gusty winds, and astronomically high tides are all expected with winds out of the southeast at 25 to 35 mph and gusts up to 70 mph.