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Portsmouth moves closer to outdoor dining ordinance. Here's what restaurants and diners can expect.

Portsmouth planning leader expects these big development projects to move forward in 2024.

Attorney John Kuzinevich said the city “was on the losing side of all the common sense." A city official explained the reason for the rules.

The climate plan is meant to be the foundation for all climate projects and goals for the next 50 years, according to the city.

This spring, 12 cities and towns in New Hampshire, including Rye, Durham and Exeter are planning to go live with a new electricity supply option.

Study shows that a single serving of freshwater fish per year is equal to a month of drinking water laced with “forever chemical”

Ongoing power cuts have consequences for South Africa's food security and the agricultural sector wants its proposals implemented.

You can learn all about Community Power for Portsmouth and give us feedback on what kind of electricity options you would like.

Morning Review host Lester Kiewit chats to Prof Peter Britz from Rhodes University's ichthyology and fisheries science department.

For Tom Bassett, who grew up visiting Hampton Beach and now owns a home there, the new numbers from climate scientists confirm what he’s already been experiencing: flooding is a problem that’s not going away.